First Snow on Liberty Bell: Limited Edition Framed Print

First Snow on Liberty Bell: Limited Edition Framed PrintHolding some of the most iconic big wall climbing in Washington State, Liberty Bells east face is vertical to overhanging for over 1200, as evidenced by the lack of snow on that particular aspect after an early season storm. Each limited edition print includes a one inch white border with a hand signed signature and edition number along the bottom edge. Printed on Canson Platine Fiber Rag paper utilizing advanced fine art digital gicle printing

soft hairy leaves that almost magically shed water droplets off each toothed point

The landscapes of Joshua Tree are bewitching in their oddness

Tru-Vue Museum Glass and a hand-stained charcoal alder hardwood frame

a fresh coat of snow lent a smooth veneer to the surreal texture of the landscape on the Snow Lake divide below Snoqualmie Mountain

Helens while the subalpine heather shows the last bright colors of fall

Trillium ovatum - After the broad leaves of the trillium plant reveal their iconic shape

broom moss has a softness to rival the most plush duvet and is doubtless a preferred resting area for countless woodland creatures

Hydrophyllum tenuipes - Pacific waterleaf has large lobed and toothed

It’s an incredible encapsulation of the Joshua Tree climbing experience

Acid-free foam core mounting

October snow blankets the Washington Pass area as clouds swirl around Copper Peak and larch trees pop with golden color

A seam of white quartz splits the upper reaches of the strikingly geometric Apathetic Rock near the Live Oak area of Joshua Tree