Eastern Sierra Wildflowers with Mt. Tom, Sherwin Hill, CA

Wildflowers from the Mojave Desert, Great Basin Desert, and the Sierra can all be found growing in the Eastern Sierra region. Here desert paintbrush (Castilleja angustifolia), from the Great Basin, takes center stage with phacelias and yellow cryptantha (Cryptantha confertiflora), all from the Mojave, while a snow-covered Mt. Tom looms in the background. This image was made in 1998, an El Niño year that brought record precipitation to California. Sadly, this area is now overrun with the invasive weed, cheat grass, and this sort of wildflower display here is a thing of the past.

About the Prints

Prints are available in glossy, luster or matte finishes. All prints on photo paper are made with a CSI LightJet laser printer on Fuji Crystal Archive paper.

Giclee prints on canvas are made with Epson Ultrachrome pigmented inks rated at over 75 years on archival media. The canvas used is specially coated, ph neutral and archival, and comes in either Torino matte or Torino glossy.

Metal prints are printed with European dye sub inks on glossy or satin coating and heat-pressed onto .045 aluminum that is durable, scratch resistant, and easy to clean. They come with rounded corners and are ready to hang.

Prints take 15-20 days to process, then will be shipped.

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