"Among Giants"
Part of the Nature Collection
Lodgepole pines name comes from the original use by native american people using them for building shelters. They played a large roll in the westward expansion of the rocky mountain regions in the U.S. The lodgepole has a paradoxical evolutionary system that requires fire for the cones to release their seeds relying on the cycle of disctruction leading to new life.
While on a winter trip to Colorado I was on a quiet hike through some freshly fallen snow in a sea of pines. This one little pine looked to be protected and cared for by the giant trees surrouding it. The scene was so quiet and peacful this tree seemed to whisper "look at me".
I offer several print sizes and materials with a 100% satisfaction guarentee. If you are not satisfied with the quality or the print is dammaged I will reprint or give a full refund. When you click the blue "Purchase Print" button you will be able to select from print types such as photo, fine art, metal and canvas. Also, all the sizes available and the pricing for each print type and size will be shown. All prints are made from a professional photo lab in the USA. Please allow 2 - 4 weeks for delivery based on your location and production lead times.
The above image will help you visualize and decide what size print you may need for a specific wall space. The example shown is a 16x20 inch print with a 2 inch matt, framed into a 16x24 inch frame.
The location of this image was captured in the mountains around Breckenridge Colorado. The area is known for it's natural beauty and people flock to it especially durring the winter.