Window on Mt. Tom

My wife Karen and I stumbled upon this “cave” along a ridge while hiking around in the Volcanic Tableland north of Bishop. I call this area “Aeolian Ridge” for the wind-scoured pits and holes eroded into the volcanic tuff rock. When we climbed up into this large hollow, I noticed how part of the roof matched the horizon line of Mt. Tom, the most prominent mountain west of Bishop. I returned several months later when photographic conditions seemed more favorable, and placed my tripod-mounted camera up to the roof at the back of the hole. Fill-flash was used to light the roof of the cave because it would have gone black when exposing for the rest of the view out the “window.” The rough texture on the rocks is well-suited for canvas prints of this image.

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.

Please contact me for custom sizes, display options, or any other questions. Thank you!