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Pacific-Northwest
We live in Oregon, in the Pacific Northwest. Most of my travel photography assignments are here. It's a stunning part of the country and begs for fine art photography. Yes, it is truly as impossibly green as many of the photos (I do little to saturate or change the color). Waterfalls are everywhere I go. As are ferns, mossy trees and rocks, and aqua blue rivers. Enjoy taking a journey to the upper-left US. Bring some green to your walls whether you want to remember a place you've been or a place you wish you were now.
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All photos are printed with archival quality materials. Archival paper prints are 100% cotton fiber, acid, lignen & chlorine free. These paper prints meet museum standards and are produced with environmentally friendly process that will last 200 years. Canvas prints are treated with polimers and non-yellowing UV resistant topcoat. Metal prints use Chromaluxe white metal and are scratch resistant.
