Sepia Photograph by Eduardo & Orlando Garcia: Untitled, From Angels of Havana Series, 2005

A pale figure flips through the air above a battered door and stacked planks.

This sepia photograph is from Cuba, and is contemporary. It is pigment on paper. Pigment prints are made with inkjet printers using stable pigment inks, a process often chosen for fine art photography because the inks resist fading. Vertical sepia view of a worn wooden door with posters, a pile of boards leaning in front and a splash of pale paint on the ground. A mid-air figure with bare legs sits at the top left, edges stained. It is 8 inches wide and 12 high.

Gravity politely declined, right over the lumber.