The 26th Street lifeguard tower captured in vivid pinks and blues through experimental analog photography. Shot on film and processed using film soup—an analog technique involving unexpected chemical interventions—this piece showcases how Miami Beach's architectural icons can be elevated beyond documentation into vibrant contemporary art.
The film soup technique creates chemical reactions that intensify color while introducing luminous atmospheric effects across the negative. These transformations occur through controlled physical interactions during development, producing the saturated palette and dreamlike quality visible throughout this image—effects impossible to replicate through digital means.
From the Urban Vibrance collection, where Miami's architectural icons become vehicles for analog experimentation.
Available Editions:
Small (11×14") — Open Edition, signed
Medium (18×24") — Open Edition, signed
Large (24×36") — Limited Edition of 50, signed and numbered
X-Large (30×45") — Limited Edition of 75, signed and numbered
Oversized (36×54") — Limited Edition of 25, signed and numbered
Each limited edition includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity documenting edition number and artist signature. Once an edition sells out, that size is permanently retired—it will never be reproduced again.
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