Oatman Arizona Photo Master-print #2
Rugged 35mm black and white film image photo print of a unique desert land formation in Oatman Arizona on famous Route 66
Story: Oatman, Arizona was discovered in 1863 when a prospector found gold in the Black Mountains and it quickly grew into a successful mining town. That success continued until around WWII when many of the mining operations closed down, and the town survived on Route 66 traffic between Kingman, Arizona and Needles California. Once I-40 was built hard times set in.
The town now survives as a nostalgic Route 66 stop with a Wild West feel down to the wooden sidewalks, staged shootouts, and wild burros wandering the streets. The federal government rounds up area wide wild burros using helicopters and said, "Oatman is a very particular case because that town's basically all about burros."
· Premium Hahnemuhle Ultra Smooth photo paper
· Crafted by Whitewall Photo Lab based in Germany
· Actual 35mm Film Photograph that’s not digitally altered
· Stunning composition
· Makes a great conversation piece or gift
This beautiful photographic print compliments any space and creates a dynamic atmosphere.
Print Sizes Offered:
4x6”
8x12”
10x15”
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*Please allow 10 days up to 2 weeks for shipping
*Print sizes 16x24" and smaller are shipped flat
*Print sizes 24x36" and larger are shipped rolled
*All shipped Prints insured by Whitewall Photo Lab
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