Canyonlands N.P., Utah, 2015

I made this image just after sunrise in Canyonlands National Park, standing at the edge of a cliff as the first light spilled across the desert. The sun hadn’t fully cleared the horizon, but it had already started to paint the rock formations in warm, golden tones. The spires in the foreground—sharp, weathered, and impossibly sculptural—glowed against the hazy layers beyond. What moved me most was the sense of depth and silence stretching into the distance. It felt ancient and eternal, like I was witnessing the desert slowly awaken from a thousand years of sleep. This image is about reverence—for light, for time, and for the raw, quiet power of the land.

Archival fine art pigment print on museum-quality Hahnemühle or Moab fine art cotton rag paper. 

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