Her Hardest Hue to Hold Size and Medium:26.5x30 ready-to-hang aluminum

Her Hardest Hue to Hold Size and Medium:26.5x30 ready-to-hang aluminum"Nature's first green is gold." No one said it better than Robert Frost when he wrote of the ephemeral shades of early spring. Here, a willow in Paradise Valley beneath the Absaroka Beartooth Range, shows off her golden coat of new leaves. This is a limited edition photograph offered on both fine, archival paper as well as ready to hang aluminum. Each is signed and numbered and ships free to the lower 48.

Each piece is signed and numbered and shipping is always free

The combination of the near and far draws your eye from the herd of horses up to the rocky peak of the Sphinx and on into the heavens above

A red fox pauses during a pre-sunrise stroll across a meadow in Yellowstone National Park

ranching enclave of Molt

From the most colorful insect in the world

This is photograph is offered on fine

North wind ushers in a late-summer storm over Montana's Crazy Mountains

its arc flatter

Source insect: Mourning Cloak Butterfly

and zero-glare canvas in a black float frame

amazing detail and resolution

From night to day