Waves of Snow on Tuscohatchie Lake: Limited Edition Framed Print

Waves of Snow on Tuscohatchie Lake: Limited Edition Framed PrintLooking down on Tuscohatchie Lake from the summit of Low Mountain on a frigid January day revealed a lake surface covered with wind textured snow that was more akin to windblown water than snow. 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 techniques and optimized file

Halfway through a 10 day ski traverse in the eastern Sierra

12+ difficulty level

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

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The dense stands formed by the colonies can serve as protective cover for forest wildlife

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the even light of dusk revealed the true intricacies of the south and west faces of Half Dome and Clouds Rest in the distance

From high above

A perfect January morning climbing out of the Alpental Valley revealed a column of low density snow lit by morning sunlight above a towering Douglas fir tree

matting and framing as displayed in the Scott Rinckenberger Gallery

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

Liberty Bell’s east face is vertical to overhanging for over 1200’