06/03/2026
Just a few days ago, I imaged the last full moon of May, a micro-moon named the blue moon. Az a twist and for a fresh look at the lunar details in a different light, I inverted the image!
I loved the way it turned out!
It is rare for me to combine images to create a digitally altered piece. Examples include time sequences like phases of the moon or the progression of an eclipse. Sometimes I may blend a higher focal image with a lower one taken from the same spot during the same session to enhance the detail.
So, when the idea struck me to use a mathematical algorithm to flip and blend the polar opposite images, I was reluctant to share my new art at first. I sent to image to my daughter Lizzie Farr to get her opinion.
🥰🥰🥰 SUPER cool
was her response. So, I printed it at 12" x 18" and it looks even better on metal!
The next person I showed this image to stopped, stared, and gasped. Then she bought the first print on the spot.
Those reactions told me everything I ed to know, so I wasn't about to sleep tonight until I could share it with you.
“Lunar Convergence” captures a rare alignment of the Blue Micro‑Moon that is transformed into something sculptural, balanced, and quietly impossible. It is connected in a lattice of line lines that invert and share the dual reliefs in tension around the massive crater named Tycho.
I’ve released it as a strictly limited edition:
• 1 large 20" x 30"
• 3 medium 16" by 24"
• 5 smaller 12" x 18" crafted in my own studio (although as of this writing there's only 4 available)
Use the sizing guide on the collector's page to compare and choose.
That’s it. 9 total prints,
Each is signed, numbered, and printed on museum-grade ChromaLuxe metal. Use the link on the collector's page to learn more about the metal prints.
When the last one is gone, I will never produce it again.
Will you be one of the lucky nine?
👉https://www.dswgalleries.com/product-page/lunar-convergence-limited-edition-print
