Broom Forkmoss Reaching for Light: 24x36 Limited Edition Print

Broom Forkmoss Reaching for Light: 24x36 Limited Edition PrintDicranum scoparium Growing in bright green beds on the forest floor and the nearby stumps and logs, broom moss has a softness to rival the most plush duvet and is doubtlessly a preferred resting area for countless woodland creatures. 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

which has been personified by the eye-like springboard notches - cuts made in the trunk of the tree allowing loggers to stand on boards higher on the trunk to avoid the difficult terrain at the tree’s base

The landscapes of Joshua Tree are bewitching in their oddness

feathery mosaics

here seen from a helicopter's perspective on a beautiful summer evening

the Keeler Needle and Crooks peak vie to be among the most impressive peaks in the range and host multiple ultra classic alpine granite climbs

with left the meadow below strewn with house-sized boulders

but its next door neighbors

While this particular evening was paid for with blistering winds and hailstorms

reveals a softness and delicacy as each spring

a stream of snowmelt becomes liquid silver as it weaves its way in endlessly shifting braided channels across the sand before meeting the lapping turquoise waves of the Norwegian Sea

while it required a helicopter to show the full scope of the scene

At its core