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by Lexi Heft
$17.00
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Italian motorcycles parked in a quiet alleyway in Rome, Italy
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11 oz.
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Italian motorcycles parked in a quiet alleyway in Rome, Italy
Alexi captures natural, architectural, and human scenes from unusual perspectives with a style characterized by the use of bold colors and contrasting lighting. She began her photography career in the outskirts of Washington, D.C. using black & white hand-rolled film in an old Olympus camera. After a few years of developing her own prints in the darkroom, she moved on to digital photography. All FAA orders are printed on high-quality archival paper, metal, canvas & acrylic, offering custom frame & mat choices for home or business decor. Greeting cards are also available with your custom message printed inside, and each photo can also be turned into an iPhone case. Every FAA purchase offers a 30 day no-questions-asked...
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Adam Mateo Fierro
Scenes like this are why I love European cities. Nicely captured.
Ellen Paull
Really, you have a fresh and special way of seeing Alexi.
Sandi Mikuse
Oh ya, Alexi! This makes me smile! You have a great eye for what makes a good, interesting photo! Excellent photography! L/F
Lexi Heft replied:
Thanks a million, Sandi! It makes me so happy you appreciate this photo! Rome was fascinating how you could be walking along an incredibly busy & touristy road, but if you looked down the many side alleys, they were deserted and fascinating... it didn't take more than a few steps to get off the beaten path!