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Golden hour light transforms Eastern Washington's wheat country. This fine art photograph captures the serene beauty of the Palouse region's agricultural landscape, where endless wheat fields meet dramatic sunset skies.
Print Specifications
- Standard size: 8" x 10"
- Museum-quality archival print
- Professional lab printing on premium paper
- Fade-resistant archival inks
- Custom sizing available upon request
Customization Options
I offer custom sizing, professional matting, and framing to complement your space. This agricultural landscape works beautifully in both intimate and large-scale presentations. Contact me to discuss your specific display needs and explore sizing options.
Production & Delivery
Each print is custom ordered and professionally produced to museum standards. Standard production time is 2-4 weeks. Rush processing available for urgent projects—please inquire for expedited options and pricing.
About This Image
Photographed during my years in Eastern Washington (2008-2011), this image captures the distinctive character of the Palouse wheat country. The region's rolling hills and vast agricultural landscapes create some of the Pacific Northwest's most distinctive scenery—vastly different from the Sonoran Desert landscapes I photograph now in Arizona.
Living near the Tri-Cities area provided regular access to these agricultural vistas, where wheat fields stretch endlessly toward distant horizons. The golden hour light transforms these working landscapes into scenes of remarkable beauty, highlighting the geometric patterns created by farming operations and the gentle undulations of the Palouse hills.
This print represents my ongoing interest in landscape photography across diverse American regions—from Kentucky's rural character to Washington's wheat country to Arizona's desert environments. Each landscape tells its own story about place, light, and the land's relationship with those who work it.
Golden hour light transforms Eastern Washington's wheat country. This fine art photograph captures the serene beauty of the Palouse region's agricultural landscape, where endless wheat fields meet dramatic sunset skies.
Print Specifications
- Standard size: 8" x 10"
- Museum-quality archival print
- Professional lab printing on premium paper
- Fade-resistant archival inks
- Custom sizing available upon request
Customization Options
I offer custom sizing, professional matting, and framing to complement your space. This agricultural landscape works beautifully in both intimate and large-scale presentations. Contact me to discuss your specific display needs and explore sizing options.
Production & Delivery
Each print is custom ordered and professionally produced to museum standards. Standard production time is 2-4 weeks. Rush processing available for urgent projects—please inquire for expedited options and pricing.
About This Image
Photographed during my years in Eastern Washington (2008-2011), this image captures the distinctive character of the Palouse wheat country. The region's rolling hills and vast agricultural landscapes create some of the Pacific Northwest's most distinctive scenery—vastly different from the Sonoran Desert landscapes I photograph now in Arizona.
Living near the Tri-Cities area provided regular access to these agricultural vistas, where wheat fields stretch endlessly toward distant horizons. The golden hour light transforms these working landscapes into scenes of remarkable beauty, highlighting the geometric patterns created by farming operations and the gentle undulations of the Palouse hills.
This print represents my ongoing interest in landscape photography across diverse American regions—from Kentucky's rural character to Washington's wheat country to Arizona's desert environments. Each landscape tells its own story about place, light, and the land's relationship with those who work it.