Climbing the Coleman Glacier: 28x88 Limited Edition Print

Climbing the Coleman Glacier: 28x88 Limited Edition 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

Tru-Vue Museum Optium Acrylic Plexiglass and hand-stained ebony walnut hardwood frame

Looking west from Kendall

with sparkling flecks of mica

Tru-Vue Museum Optium Acrylic Plexiglass

Helens provides a spectacular opportunity to view an actively building caldera

Available for immediate pickup at Scott Rinckenberger Gallery

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

the clouds near the summit created a rare formation referred to as a wave cloud

intimidating and immensely impressive

and inexorably flow downhill under the watchful eye of the sun

Offering a predictably straightforward climbing route to its climber’s right side

In the Trolldalen basin