Roosevelt Summit Powder Turn: 8x10 Open Edition Matted Print

Roosevelt Summit Powder Turn: 8x10 Open Edition Matted PrintThe true summit of Mount Roosevelt is rarely a viable destination in the winter, as it requires significant steep climbing underneath a heavily corniced ridge. Even more unlikely is to find the climb acceptably safe, but to find the skiing to be flawless sunny, stable powder. On this rare unicorn of a day, Jackson Dove made sure to make the most. Open Edition 8x10 Matted Print hand signed and ready for an 11x14 frame. Price is for the unframed matted

the mountain biking in the Pacific Northwest is really at its best when the misty clouds hang low on the hillsides

The interface of vertical granite mountains with white sand beaches and gently lapping azure waters creates an environment that is simultaneously inviting

which are an extra special treat when kissed with the late light of a winter’s day

as clouds hung in the valley below

the snow softens to springlike perfection

It took rappelling off of a massive cliff to find a perspective that gave the skiing venue its due

a stream of snowmelt becomes liquid silver as it weaves its way in endlessly shifting braided channels across the sand before meeting the lapping turquoise waves of the Norwegian Sea

reveals a softness and delicacy as each spring

a study of this stream opens the mind to endless imaginings as paw prints lead to leopard spots

Mounting and framing as displayed in the Scott Rinckenberger Gallery

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

the glaciers of Mount Baker are often indistinguishable from any snowy alpine slope