This Archival Giclee Print is part of a limited edition of 25 114 cm x 57 cm prints plus one artist’s proof all signed by the artist. The artist reserves the right to use the image in other forms and other forms of media, including but not limited to online, competitions and books of collections.

Released in April 2025 on Hahnemuhle PhotoRag 308 gsm paper. Printed using pigment ink from Canon on a Canon printer.

In the artists words:

What happens when you turn around and face away from a famous photo site… well sometimes you find something very interesting!

Shiprock is a frequently photographed site (see separate entry later) and I didn’t want to get a just OK photo like everyone else has taken. So I turned around 180 degrees and was met with this incredible view back across the landscape from the spine on the right that forms the beginnings of the ridge that leads to Shiprock to the rock formations in the far distance that look like boats sailing across the New Mexico landscape.

In black and white the grain of the terrain springs out and forms a pleasing pattern falling off from right to left.