Fine Art Prints
If you can't decide what print to give as a gift, simply purchase a Gift Certificate
To order a print:
- Write down the print number and size you want
- Select the size of print you want from the drop down menu below the image
- Click on the Add To Cart button under the image
- Enter the image number and size in the comment box at PayPal
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Black and White - My first love in photography was Black and White. Since I started shooting digital, which is always shot in color, I haven't done any monochrome images, until now. In this gallery you'll find photographs that I've converted into Black and White or Sepia. Enjoy!
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New images added in January
Changing Colors |
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Gold King Mine Ghost Town - Here you'll find a fantastic collection of old cars, truck, mining equipment a functioning saw mill, two mineshafts and much more. It's filled with pieces of history that are fascinating to see. You will also encounter chickens, rabbits and a burro that roam around the Ghost Town. |
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The Grand Canyon - This is a 1 mile deep, 277 mile long gorge, formed over 6,000,000 years of erosion, and containing over 100 named rapids. Exposed horizontal geological strata in the canyon span some 2,000,000,000 years of geological history, exposing the four major geological eras; late Precambrian, Palaeozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic. |
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Granite Dells - The Dells is an amazing area of decomposing granite, balanced boulders and stunning rock formations. There's even supposed to be a treasure of gold dust and nuggets burried by prospectors who were attacked by Indians. |
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Jerome - Jerome started out as a mining town, where tons of gold, silver and copper were mined. When the mines ran out the population dropped until less than 20 people lived in the town, and Jerome was declared a ghost town. Today it's a thriving artist's community, well worth a visit. |
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Lightning - Besides the normal lightning storms in the Winter, Arizona often gets Monsoons in the summer. So with two seasons to capture lightning, I have a great opportunity to capture nature's Light Show.
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The Meadow - This is an amazing meadow next to highway 17, south of Flagstaff. Every year in fall, the meadow is blanketed with yellow flowers. Horses wander the meadow, with a backdrop of a pine forest. |
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Mud - Dried |
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Plants and Flowers |
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Rainbows |
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Sedona In Winter |
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Sunsets |
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V bar V Ranch - This is the largest known petroglyph site in the Verde Valley of Arizona, and one of the best-preserved. This style of rock art is called the Beaver Creek style, and was made by the Sinagua Indians between A.D. 1150 and 1400. |
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Wupatki - Wupatki National Monument was established by President Calvin Coolidge on December 9, 1924, to preserve the Citadel and Wupatki pueblos. Boundaries have been adjusted several times over the years, and now include additional pueblos on over 35,000 acres. |
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