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.

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!

This is a labelling collaboration with the outdoor photographer Tobin Akehurst (instagram). Tobin captured this gorgeous panorama of Colchuck Lake, in the Enchantments.

With Tobin’s input I added route details of all of the major ice, snow and rock climbing routes on Colchuck Peak, Dragontail, Colchuck Balanced Rock and the other peaks surrounding the lake. You can use it as a ticklist for Colchuck Lake climbing or bring it with you on a hike so you know what you’re looking at.

These prints are high-quality photographic prints using archival materials; the proceeds support both artists. Contact me for other sizes and mounting options.

This is a labelling collaboration with the outdoor photographer Miles Stephenson (instagram). Miles captured this panorama of the Cascades from near Sunrise, in Mount Rainier National Park.

I just had to label it, and found Glacier Peak, The Tooth, Granite Mountain and many more of my favorite Pacific Northwest peaks in the layers.

These prints are high-quality photographic prints using archival materials; the proceeds support both artists. Contact me for other sizes and mounting options.

This is a labeled, panoramic view of the Cascades Mountain Range as visible from the Seattle area. 

The gigantic, clear image features over 100 labeled peaks and points of interest.  It displays the view of the Cascades as seen from the I-90 bridge overlook - one of the best Seattle vantage points towards the Cascades - in all of its splendor.

Many of the most popular hiking and climbing destinations are here, from Mount Si to Mount Rainier and Glacier Peak.

There are two main forms of this image - the “continuous” view which covers the entire width of the view in one uninterrupted image, and the “split” view where the image is split into two to make a more compact print.

This product is the “split” view - for the continuous view visit it’s product page .

Both images are available available in a variety of sizes and print types - if you don't see something that matches your needs, don't hesitate to contact me and we'll figure something out!

This is a labeled, panoramic view of the Cascades Mountain Range as visible from the Seattle area. 

The gigantic, clear image features over 100 labeled peaks and points of interest.  It displays the view of the Cascades as seen from the I-90 bridge overlook - one of the best Seattle vantage points towards the Cascades - in all of its splendor.

Many of the most popular hiking and climbing destinations are here, from Mount Si to Mount Rainier and Glacier Peak.

There are two main forms of this image - the “continuous” view which covers the entire width of the view in one uninterrupted image, and the “split” view where the image is split into two to make a more compact print. This is the continuous image; for the split image visit it’s product page.

Both images are available available in a variety of sizes and print types - if you don't see something that matches your needs, don't hesitate to contact me and we'll figure something out!

Aerial view of Mount Hood, Mount Jefferson, Olallie Butte, Three Sisters, and many more of Oregon's mountains.

My #1 customer request has been for more framing options. They’re here!

I’ve curated a set of frames for my most popular prints, from a selection of basswood, barnwood, and pewter.

The barnwood frames are produced from re-purposed wood. This wood is harvested, from old barns, floor boards, marine wood, and fences and reassembled with care. Two-tone frames are barnwood, with a whitewashed inner section and a natural cap.

For more information and other options for a particular image, explore the individual product pages in the store or contact me.

Squamish, British Columbia is a world-class climbing area. The Stawamus Chief is a haven of high quality granite, splitter cracks and unbelievably grippy slab.

I shot the Chief just before sunset to get shadowed gullies and just the slightest tinge of orange on the granite in its reflection on the Howe Sound, and labeled major climbing areas on it.

These prints are high-quality photographic prints using archival materials. Contact me for other sizes and mounting options.

Taken from the summit of The Tooth, this panorama has 77 peaks and features labeled as well as cardinal directions.

Labeled peaks include everything from Mount Rainier to Mount Baker, Glacier Peak, Adams, and Forbidden Peak in the North Cascades.

Click on the photo for a larger view or view it in the 360° Viewer!

This print comes as a poster print or a print on acrylic, which includes wall mounting hardware. Contact me for more print options, including HUGE prints up to 90" wide.