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Below is a collection of my photography you may have seen on the walls.
I took this panorama from the summit of Sahale Peak, one of the most-climbed peaks in the North Cascades, with an incredible, commanding view of the surrounding mountains.
Labeled peaks include over 90 peaks and sub-ranges. Peaks include Johannesburg, Sloan, Pugh, Glacier, Rainier, Mount Baker, Forbidden Peak, Eldorado Peak, and many more.
Now Two Versions
This image has two versions - the original style with horizontal stripes, and a new version with line drawings of 14 peaks. I personally prefer the line drawing version.
Print Types
This print comes in 3 form factors:
Poster print: most economical, unmounted print. Mounting hardware not included.
Photo print: similar to a poster print, but a slightly higher-quality print with better longevity. Generally arrives flat rather than rolled. Mounting hardware not included.
Float mount: This print comes with hardware that “floats” it about an inch away from the wall. From most angles, the mounting hardware is invisible - this makes a really nice minimalist display. A few minutes of assembly are required.
As always, you can contact me for other sizes and printing/framing options. I’ll be happy to discuss them with you!
Metal display mounted print of Mount Hood, taken on a flight with Joshua Karch of Soaring Photos.
20” x 30” with metal float frame.
The famed Wanaka Willow in the south island of New Zealand.
16” x 20” basswood frame with matted 12”x16” print.
Looking over Bellingham Bay into Canada. In the background is, from left to right: Golden Ears, Blanshard Peak, and Edge Peak. The mountains are just northeast of Vancouver, BC, Canada, around 70km (43mi) from Bellingham.
This 12”x16” print comes with a matte in a 16” x 20” basswood frame.
Where is Mount Constance? Where's Mount Jupiter? What's the tallest peak in the Olympics that's visible from Seattle?
This is the labeled Olympic mountain peaks print you’re looking for! Over 25 peaks in the Olympic range are labeled for your identification pleasure and the full Seattle skyline is here in see-all-the-windows detail.
This 10-photo panorama was taken at Sunset on May 19, 2017. It's available in several sizes including a HUGE three-part print (a triptych). Contact me if you’re looking for a size or print type that’s not listed here.