Progression ice crystal

Progression ice crystalFrom summer to fall, from pasture to woods. The seasons in Northern Vermont roll forward just as time moves on from the era of the family dairy farm when this overgrown field was pasture for cows. The perfect fall sky and a view of Jay Peak in the background finish this quintessential autumn photo. This is a limited edition print offered in several sizes on archival quality paper as well as ready to hang aluminum. Each size is limited to a run of 11,

The green airglow was amazing

This is a 4:1 panorama shot with my 102 megapixel Fuji for unmatched color smoothness and detail

By lying on my stomach at dawn in front of this bull bison

I spent plenty of time in the Big Horns

he decided to look for an easier place to exit the frigid water

With deep spring snow still clinging to the landscape

That means a long hike in the middle of the night

it has tack-sharp detail across the entire scene with smooth gradations of nearly every shade of black and grey

archival photo paper as well as ready-to-hang aluminum

The American bison has long been a symbol of the West

in Montana's Spanish Peaks Range

particularly for the clouds that often form over the peaks