Part of my “Petaluma Landmarks” series, “Petaluma’s Choice” captures one of the town’s most recognizable historic façades — an old ironfront building, its bricks and windows still warmed by the afternoon sun after more than a century.
This fine art piece began as a photograph but was heavily altered in Photoshop to create a painterly effect, blending texture, light, and memory into a single image.
The Coca-Cola sign, painted in the 1920s by the last owner of a local bottling company that dated back to 1860, still clings to the wall — a relic from another era that continues to mark Petaluma’s proud and independent spirit.
“Petaluma’s Choice” is more than a glimpse of downtown — it’s a celebration of the town’s craftsmanship, resilience, and small but enduring pieces of history that have stood the test of time.
Looking for a different size, finish, or frame? While I offer a curated selection of standard options, I’m happy to create a custom print tailored to your space—just reach out and we’ll craft the right fit.
The sizes listed here are optimized for this image’s native resolution and finest detail. However, this photograph can also be produced in the following larger sizes for acrylic face mount with float frame:
75x50 inches
90x60 inches
105x70 inches
To order a print at one of these sizes, please contact me directly. I’ll make the necessary adjustments to ensure the image reproduces beautifully at your chosen scale.
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