Middle Bush
Price range: $1.00 through $2,350.00
In Third House, the angled morning light casts the silhouette of one home directly onto the red siding of another, creating the illusion of a ghostly third structure—one that exists only in shadow. This ephemeral house, born of light and geometry, appears real for a moment before dissolving into the surface that holds it.
Fine Art Print Sizes & Prices
All images are available as photographic prints. All print sizes listed represent the size of the paper, not the image itself. Each print is made with archival pigment inks and includes a white border, ready for framing without a mat. Framed prints are presented in a solid wood frame with UV-resistant, non-glare museum-grade acrylic for maximum clarity and protection.
| Format | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Custom Print | Custom | Call Rob |
| Loose Print | 8 × 10 in | $55 |
| Loose Print | 17 × 22 in | $199 |
| Loose Print | 24 × 30 in | $449 |
| Loose Print | 32 × 42 in | $699 |
| Loose Print (Limited Edition) | 32 × 42 in | $1,599 |
| Metal Print | Custom | Call Rob |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 8 × 10 in | $125 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 17 × 22 in | $435 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 24 × 30 in | $1,350 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 32 × 42 in | $2,350 |
In Third House, the angled morning light casts the silhouette of one home directly onto the red siding of another, creating the illusion of a ghostly third structure—one that exists only in shadow. This ephemeral house, born of light and geometry, appears real for a moment before dissolving into the surface that holds it. The image explores the interplay between presence and illusion, structure and absence. Within this quiet suburban scene lies a deeper tension—a visual koan that asks: What is real, and what is reflection? Part of the Middle Spaces sub-collection, the photograph evokes the liminal quality of in-between places, where forms are both grounded and fleeting. In a home, gallery, or contemplative office setting, Third House serves as a reminder of the unseen architectures that shape our perception and interior life.