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by Skip Hunt
$110.00
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Queen duvet cover (88" x 88") featuring the image "Cocky" by Skip Hunt. Our soft microfiber duvet covers are hand sewn and include a hidden zipper for easy washing and assembly. Your selected image is printed on the top surface with a soft white surface underneath. All duvet covers are machine washable with cold water and a mild detergent.
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Cocky ~ Xhosa boys and rooster in Coffee Bay, South Africa ~ 2007... more
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"Cocky" ~ Xhosa boys and rooster in Coffee Bay, South Africa ~ 2007
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"I make images... so that all my moments will not be lost in time like tears in rain." ~ Skip Hunt Skip Hunt, born on the wind-swept plains of Oklahoma, is a professional photographer in Austin, Texas. He picked up a 35mm camera in the mid-1970's and has never stopped sharing his unique vision via photographic images. Many moons ago, he was bitten hard by the wanderlust beast and has been canvassing the globe ever since. Visionary artists such as Pete Turner, David Lynch, Cindy Sherman, and Andre Kertesz set Skip's sight on a fine-art horizon early on. His insatiable thirst for rich color and even richer cultural exploration keeps him on the road most of the time. When he's recharging his batteries, he calls Austin, Texas...
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Skip Hunt
Thank you very much! Yes, the life there in Coffee Bay, South Africa appeared to be hard... but at the same time, these folks all looked like they were happy. What you don't see from this photograph of these children and a rooster, is the sprawling beautiful countryside on all directions. And the ocean is just to the left out of frame about 2 miles away. The living is hard, but it's also a little slice of heaven.
Drinka Mercep
Great photo and bad life.
Robert Lacy
This is as good as photography gets!