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Seen first at One Kings Lane: This breathtaking image from James Ogilvy captures a blissful serenity in which layer after layer of landscape blends into the soft, layered colors of dawn. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.</div>

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This image from James Ogilvy captures Queen Anne's lace, which pops in dramatic contrast against a solid black background. Printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.A Scotland native, James Ogilvy's favorite time is the magical period just before and after dawn, when only birds are awake, and there are no sounds from the modern world. It encourages an almost meditational state of mind with intense awareness of even the smallest changes in light and atmosphere. He is particularly drawn to bodies of water: they act as a huge reflector of a changing sky, as a generator and attractor of mist and fog, and of course as a magnet for birds. Ogilvy's ultimate objective is to create a unique record of a still space that can provide a kind of spiritual refreshment whenever one looks at it.</div>

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