Revillagigedo Archipelago, Mexico
Item No. 1285
Hundreds of miles from Mexico's Baja Peninsula, in the Pacific Ocean, a small volcanic rock known as Roca Partida is the only land in sight for twelve hours. Below the surface it boasts a variety of marine life.
Aluminum Prints:
Aluminum prints are made through a process called dye sublimation. The image is transferred from paper to metal via a heat press. During the transfer, temperatures reach ~380º Fahrenheit. At such high temperatures, dyes turn into a gas, which is then pressed into the metal. As the dyes cool down, they become a permanent part of the metal.
Aluminum is a highly durable material, and is easily cleaned. Prints ship with care instructions and a microfiber cloth, and arrive ready to be hung.