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Cable Bridge Moonrise – Limited Edition Columbia River Fine Art Print
Moonrise over the Cable Bridge and Columbia River, captured at the precise moment when natural light and architectural form align. This limited edition fine art print represents one of the most technically challenging and visually striking images from my Eastern Washington years.
Limited Edition Details
- Edition Size: Limited edition (specify number if applicable)
- Print Size: 12" x 17"
- Medium: Archival pigment print on museum-quality paper
- Signature: Hand-signed on front margin by the artist
- Certificate: Certificate of authenticity included
- Gallery Representation: Also available through Duncan Miller Gallery
Print Specifications
- Museum-quality archival pigment inks
- Premium fine art paper (acid-free, lignin-free)
- Professional printing to fine art standards
- Guaranteed lightfast rating (100+ years with proper care)
- Ready for museum-quality framing
Production & Delivery
Limited edition prints are produced to order with careful attention to color accuracy and print quality. Production time is 3-4 weeks to ensure archival standards are met. Each print is carefully inspected, signed, and packaged for secure shipping.
About This Image
Photographed during my years living in the Tri-Cities (2008-2011), this image required precise timing to capture the moon's alignment with the Cable Bridge spanning the Columbia River between Kennewick and Pasco. The technical challenge of balancing the bright moon with the bridge's silhouette and the Columbia's reflective surface demanded both careful planning and split-second execution.
The Cable Bridge (Ed Hendler Bridge) has served as the Tri-Cities' most distinctive landmark since 1978. Its cable-stayed design—with twin towers rising 288 feet above the Columbia River—creates a dramatic architectural profile that becomes even more striking when the moon rises behind or through its cable network.
This image represents the intersection of technical precision and artistic vision that defines my fine art practice. The moonrise required astronomical calculation and location scouting, while the exposure captured the delicate balance between the moon's luminosity and the bridge's silhouetted form.
Living in Richland while teaching photography at Washington State University Tri-Cities (2010-2018) provided the local knowledge and regular access necessary to capture this ephemeral moment. The image stands as one of the signature works from my Eastern Washington period—created during the years between Kentucky and Arizona that shaped my approach to landscape photography.
This limited edition print appeals to serious collectors of Pacific Northwest photography, Tri-Cities heritage art, and those who appreciate the technical and artistic challenges of astronomical landscape photography.
Contact for Additional Information
Why Limited Edition?
Unlike my open edition prints, this limited edition represents a unique technical and artistic achievement that required:
Astronomical Precision: Calculating moon position, timing moonrise to bridge alignment, and executing within a narrow time window.
Technical Mastery: Balancing extreme exposure differences between bright moon and silhouetted bridge while maintaining detail in both.
Location Knowledge: Years of local familiarity enabling precise positioning and split-second timing.
Artistic Vision: Seeing and executing a composition that transcends documentary photography to create a collectible fine art piece.
Limited edition status ensures exclusivity for collectors while acknowledging the unique circumstances that made this image possible.
Recommended Presentation
This limited edition print deserves museum-quality framing:
- Conservation glazing (UV-protective glass or acrylic)
- Acid-free matting with generous margins
- Professional mounting to archival standards
- Substantial frame befitting the image's scale and importance
Custom framing consultation available. Contact me to discuss presentation options that honor the print's collectible status.
Moonrise over the Cable Bridge and Columbia River, captured at the precise moment when natural light and architectural form align. This limited edition fine art print represents one of the most technically challenging and visually striking images from my Eastern Washington years.
Limited Edition Details
- Edition Size: Limited edition (specify number if applicable)
- Print Size: 12" x 17"
- Medium: Archival pigment print on museum-quality paper
- Signature: Hand-signed on front margin by the artist
- Certificate: Certificate of authenticity included
- Gallery Representation: Also available through Duncan Miller Gallery
Print Specifications
- Museum-quality archival pigment inks
- Premium fine art paper (acid-free, lignin-free)
- Professional printing to fine art standards
- Guaranteed lightfast rating (100+ years with proper care)
- Ready for museum-quality framing
Production & Delivery
Limited edition prints are produced to order with careful attention to color accuracy and print quality. Production time is 3-4 weeks to ensure archival standards are met. Each print is carefully inspected, signed, and packaged for secure shipping.
About This Image
Photographed during my years living in the Tri-Cities (2008-2011), this image required precise timing to capture the moon's alignment with the Cable Bridge spanning the Columbia River between Kennewick and Pasco. The technical challenge of balancing the bright moon with the bridge's silhouette and the Columbia's reflective surface demanded both careful planning and split-second execution.
The Cable Bridge (Ed Hendler Bridge) has served as the Tri-Cities' most distinctive landmark since 1978. Its cable-stayed design—with twin towers rising 288 feet above the Columbia River—creates a dramatic architectural profile that becomes even more striking when the moon rises behind or through its cable network.
This image represents the intersection of technical precision and artistic vision that defines my fine art practice. The moonrise required astronomical calculation and location scouting, while the exposure captured the delicate balance between the moon's luminosity and the bridge's silhouetted form.
Living in Richland while teaching photography at Washington State University Tri-Cities (2010-2018) provided the local knowledge and regular access necessary to capture this ephemeral moment. The image stands as one of the signature works from my Eastern Washington period—created during the years between Kentucky and Arizona that shaped my approach to landscape photography.
This limited edition print appeals to serious collectors of Pacific Northwest photography, Tri-Cities heritage art, and those who appreciate the technical and artistic challenges of astronomical landscape photography.
Contact for Additional Information
Why Limited Edition?
Unlike my open edition prints, this limited edition represents a unique technical and artistic achievement that required:
Astronomical Precision: Calculating moon position, timing moonrise to bridge alignment, and executing within a narrow time window.
Technical Mastery: Balancing extreme exposure differences between bright moon and silhouetted bridge while maintaining detail in both.
Location Knowledge: Years of local familiarity enabling precise positioning and split-second timing.
Artistic Vision: Seeing and executing a composition that transcends documentary photography to create a collectible fine art piece.
Limited edition status ensures exclusivity for collectors while acknowledging the unique circumstances that made this image possible.
Recommended Presentation
This limited edition print deserves museum-quality framing:
- Conservation glazing (UV-protective glass or acrylic)
- Acid-free matting with generous margins
- Professional mounting to archival standards
- Substantial frame befitting the image's scale and importance
Custom framing consultation available. Contact me to discuss presentation options that honor the print's collectible status.