Its final plunge pooling gracefully from the cliffs above, the cascades of Wildcat Falls are hidden from the direct view of most visitors to Yosemite Valley. Wildcat Falls #2 is one of three views included in Wildcat Falls Triptych.

5-3/4" x 9-1/2"

Available Sizes:

5.75x9.5 AP - $650.00 USD

Its final plunge pooling gracefully from the cliffs above, the cascades of Wildcat Falls are hidden from the direct view of most visitors to Yosemite Valley. Wildcat Falls #3 is one of three views included in Wildcat Falls Triptych.

5-3/4" x 9-1/2"

Available Sizes:

5.75x9.5 AP - $650.00 USD

11"X14", 16"X20", 20"X24", 24"X30", 30"X40"

Available Sizes:

11x14 - $950.00 USD 16x20 - $1,650.00 USD 20x24 - $2,250.00 USD

I was on my way out of Yosemite Valley following a few days of shooting when this early spring scene at a much photographed site presented itself to me. Even though the tourist tram actually makes stops here to allow visitors to take pictures, light and weather conditions eventually conspired against me so that I could no longer resist committing this iconic view of the Valley to film. Although I had revisited the proof from time to time throughout the years, I withstood persistent urges to make a fine print of the negative, as I felt that it was too much of a tourist shot. That changed when I happened upon a photograph of the scene by a well known contemporary black and white photographer that convinced me to make a fine art print of my own. I now consider this to be one of my finest prints.

This is a unique, one-of-a-kind, sepia toned print

24"X30"

Available Sizes:

24x30 - $20,000.00 USD

Naturally wind sculpted striations lead ever outward towards the distant Last Chance Range.

16"x20"

Tracked by insects, highways and byways criss cross across a steep dune face.

16"x20"

Eureka’s wave of dunes recede into a seemingly endless sea–horizon, bounded by the rogue wave of the Last Chance Mountains.

16"x20"

The only evidence of a lizard’s passage is its ephemeral tracks. Leading ever upward to the crest of a dune face, one ponders what it was seeking – prey, the dawn’s warming rays, or perhaps simply a better view.

16"x20"

Morning’s shadow recedes from wind sculpted furrows at the isolated and remote Eureka Dunes district of Death Valley National Park. Reaching heights of 800 feet, Eureka Dunes are the tallest naturally occurring dunes in all of California.

16"X20"

Light and shadow meet along a defining line of demarcation as sloughing sand exceeds the natural angle of repose.

16"x20"