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Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahickon Golf Course 7th Hole Poster
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Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahickon Golf Course 7th Hole poster by Duncan Pearson. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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This aerial photograph of the 7th Hole of the Wissahickon Golf Course, at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, is from an aerial photo shoot I completed,... more
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Artist's Description
This aerial photograph of the 7th Hole of the Wissahickon Golf Course, at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, is from an aerial photo shoot I completed, in the Summer of 2010, for a coffee table book of photographs comparing the design elements of the Club’s St. Martin’s, Wissahickon and Militia Hill golf course.
About Duncan Pearson
Duncan Pearson, Aerial Photographer & Author (215) 760-5132 - duncpearson@gmail.com As an aerial photographer I use helicopters and small planes to gain an aerial vantage point. Most of my work is commissioned by the commercial and residential real estate and construction industries. Over the last ten years I've completed custom aerial photography assignments of Brandywine Realty Trust, Harrah's Entertainment, Six Flag's Great Adventure, The Flynn Company, Coldwell Banker Preferred, Madison Development, Liberty Property Trust, The University of Pennsylvania and many other corporations and institutions. Fine Art America is the best way I've found to make it easy for my patrons to navigate to the pieces they are interested in and...
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Duncan Pearson
Hole #7 (538/492/463/460/460) "The tee shot should be played toward the right center for best position. Your decision on the second shot revolves around avoiding the right fairway bunker and the greenside bunkers. A lay-up to 100 yards is the safest play, but aggressive players might be tempted to go for the green. The green slopes from right to left much more than it appears - that makes a missed shot to the right a very challenging up and down". -Jim Smith Jr.