“I'm Sorry, I Can't Hear You” Photographed at the former Rod Steiger residence in Palm Springs, this piece captures the quiet defiance of leisure. A lone figure reclines in a sunlit pool, half-submerged and fully disengaged, framed by mid-century architecture and desert stillness. The title suggests distance—emotional, acoustic, or intentional—while the scene stages a moment of curated calm. It’s poolside theater with no audience, just shade sails, patio chairs, and the echo of a conversation that never quite arrived.
 
The photograph is printed on high-quality paper using advanced digital production techniques, and it is elegantly framed and matted to enhance its overall appeal. The theme of this artwork is centered around the dreamscape of Palm Springs and the love of men, making it a perfect addition to any art collection.  Add this stunning piece to your home or office decor and elevate the ambiance with its beauty and grace and it comes with free shipping.
 
This photo is from the Hockney series by Terry Hastings. 
 
This work is offered as a 24x36, 32x48 or 40x60 inch print. Please inquire about other sizes. This work would look stunning printed on metal in a modern home. Inquire about pricing.
 
The work is titled, numbered, a limited edition of 99, and signed by the artist.
 
The photo is shipped in a double tube for safety.
Please allow 5 - 7 days for production and shipping.