Climbing the Coleman Glacier: 28x88 Limited Edition Framed Print

Climbing the Coleman Glacier: 28x88 Limited Edition Framed PrintApril is the magic month for powder potential on the volcanoes. On this early April morning on the Coleman Glacier, Mount Baker provided a perfect fresh coat of powder and blue skies, as clouds hung in the valley below. 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

A small stand of mountain hemlock trees set against a labyrinth of holes and bridges in the early-season snowpack created by the small tributary creeks above Source Lake

or flying over every manner of dirt

perched over the upper reaches of the Cle Elum River valley

Gymnocarpium dryopteris - The individual plants grow at spaced intervals along the long rhizomes and usually grow in large colonies

and on this late March morning the sun came strong

Like a sky full of puffy clouds

Looking 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

A late summer morning found me around 11

Deep in a chasm where a cascading stream tumbles its way to Hardscrabble Lake

a granite crag revealed the hidden beauty of this hearty pine tree creating a home in the laser-cut fissure dividing the stone

Early season storms take on rich colors at sunrise as dark skies to the west foretell of changing weather on Mount Baker

as much a character as a geographic feature of this town