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Llyn Padarn & The Lone Tree - Panoramic Canvas Wrap Triptych
Canvas Wrap Triptych Wall Art - Llyn Padarn & The Lone Tree, Llanberis, Snowdonia Natonal Park - North Wales. A lone tree stands amidst the rising water of Llyn Padarn in Llanberis. The recent deluge of rain has caused the water in the lakes and rivers within Snowdonia National Park and the surrounding areas to rise to unusually high levels. Smart Imaging & Framing Landscape Photography.
Canvas Wrap Triptych Wall Art - Llyn Padarn & The Lone Tree, Llanberis, Snowdonia Natonal Park - North Wales. A lone tree stands amidst the rising water of Llyn Padarn in Llanberis. The recent deluge of rain has caused the water in the lakes and rivers within Snowdonia National Park and the surrounding areas to rise to unusually high levels. Smart Imaging & Framing Landscape Photography.
Canvas Wrap Triptych Wall Art - Llyn Padarn & The Lone Tree, Llanberis, Snowdonia Natonal Park - North Wales. A lone tree stands amidst the rising water of Llyn Padarn in Llanberis. The recent deluge of rain has caused the water in the lakes and rivers within Snowdonia National Park and the surrounding areas to rise to unusually high levels. Smart Imaging & Framing Landscape Photography.

Llyn Padarn & The Lone Tree - Panoramic Canvas Wrap Triptych

A lone tree stands amidst the rising water of Llyn Padarn in Llanberis - North Wales.
The recent deluge of rain has caused the water in the lakes and rivers within Snowdonia National Park and the surrounding areas to rise to unusually high levels.

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Available as:
THREE Panels - All three panels measure 8x12" each - overall size 24x12" 
THREE Panels - Two 10x16" end panels & One 12x16" centre panel - overall size 32x16"
THREE Panels - All three panels measure 12x18" each - overall size 36x18"
THREE Panels - Two 12x20" end panels & One 16x20" centre panel - overall size 40x20"

(Please see sample images for display ideas)

A triptych, (pronounced 'trip-tick') is one image that has been divided into three sections. The sections are then hung next to each other to make up the full image.

Displaying an image as a 'multi panel' piece, provides a contemporary feel to any room and is a very effective and alternative method for displaying images (especially panoramas).