At sunrise, Bryce Canyon becomes a cathedral of color. The first light spills across sandstone spires, igniting the hoodoos in gold and rose hues that shift with every passing second. First Light Over Bryce captures that fleeting moment when the desert wakes—where stillness meets light and time feels suspended in flame.
Photographed in Utah’s high desert, this panoramic piece reveals the vast rhythm of the canyon’s sculpted landscape. From the soft glow of dawn to the deep textures of stone, every detail reflects the raw, breathtaking balance between erosion and illumination.
Designed for large spaces and collectors who value scale and craft, this image transforms any wall into a window of wonder.
Details:
All prints include archival packaging and insured flat-rate shipping ($25).
Limited Edition (30×120) and Master Edition (40×160) prints are hand-signed, numbered, and include a Certificate of Authenticity.
Larger sizes already include additional handling and lab-to-artist-to-collector shipping in the price.
At sunrise, Bryce Canyon becomes a cathedral of color. The first light spills across sandstone spires, igniting the hoodoos in gold and rose hues that shift with every passing second. First Light Over Bryce captures that fleeting moment when the desert wakes—where stillness meets light and time feels suspended in flame.
Photographed in Utah’s high desert, this panoramic piece reveals the vast rhythm of the canyon’s sculpted landscape. From the soft glow of dawn to the deep textures of stone, every detail reflects the raw, breathtaking balance between erosion and illumination.
Designed for large spaces and collectors who value scale and craft, this image transforms any wall into a window of wonder.
Details:
All prints include archival packaging and insured flat-rate shipping ($25).
Limited Edition (30×120) and Master Edition (40×160) prints are hand-signed, numbered, and include a Certificate of Authenticity.
Larger sizes already include additional handling and lab-to-artist-to-collector shipping in the price.
