New Year's Wy'East

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Photo ID: 11011

Beneath the rosy hue of a new year's dawn's early light Wy’East (Mount Hood) stands tall. The rosy light of dawn dances across its snow-covered slopes, painting the sky with a celestial hue. Its snowy slopes shimmering, glimmering. The first rays of the sun had painted the sky a rosy hue, casting a warm glow upon the mountain's face. Despite its towering height, small black specks of mountaineers could be seen upon its slopes, making their steady ascent to its summit.

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Photo ID: 11011

Beneath the rosy hue of a new year's dawn's early light Wy’East (Mount Hood) stands tall. The rosy light of dawn dances across its snow-covered slopes, painting the sky with a celestial hue. Its snowy slopes shimmering, glimmering. The first rays of the sun had painted the sky a rosy hue, casting a warm glow upon the mountain's face. Despite its towering height, small black specks of mountaineers could be seen upon its slopes, making their steady ascent to its summit.

For custom mediums, sizes, or any other photos not listed here, please send me a message with any questions. I would love to work with you!

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  • Artwork is offered in the following mounting options:
    • No mounting, signed print only
    • Professionally matted and mounted
    • Professionally matted, mounted, framed, and sealed

    Framed and matted artwork will have the following size:
    • 8.5”x11” prints are mounted on 11”x14” mats and frames
    • 13”x19” prints are mounted on 18”x24” mats and frames
    • 17”x22” prints are mounted on 24”x30” mats and frames

    The framing job I provide is made on a standard gallery frame using real wood black moulding, white matting, and UV protective glass. All mounting and framing work is done professionally with conservation materials to ensure the longevity of your art for many generations to come.

  • Giclée (pronounced zhee-clay) is a fancy term for an inkjet printer on steroids. Humbly speaking, it's the most advanced printing method used to create high quality archival fine art prints.

    The biggest difference from a standard inkjet print is that giclée printers use 8+ colors of pigment-based inks rather than dye-based inks that are found in lower-cost inkjets.

    The specific printer in my home studio uses 11 ink colors and an additional Chroma Optimizer which allows for vibrant colors and beautiful gradients!

    Pigment-based inks also have a longer lifespan: they can last anywhere from 100 - 200 years without significant fading.

  • Hahnemühle is a paper manufacturing company in the Relliehausen district of Dassel, Germany founded in 1584 (you read that right).

    Simply put, they manufacture paper of unparalleled quality for artistic and graphic use.

    Just as the quality of fine wine depends on the grapes, the quality of a print is a product of the paper it's printed on.

    I tested my prints in over 30 different paper types and brands, and landed on two Hahnemüle that I consistently work with:
    • Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
    • Hahnemühle Photo Rag Metallic

    These two photo rag papers are made with 100% cotton and provide the best result for my artistic photography representation, and unparalleled archival quality.

  • For custom mediums, sizes, or any other photos you to not see listed on my site, please contact me directly. I would love to work with you on a custom print requests and find something that matches your vision — either for yourself, or as a valued gift.

    I have a wide variety of mediums available in large formats through local partners. My art can be printed on acrylic, canvas, metal, and wood, just to name a few!

    Please feel free to send me a message anytime with any questions!