I took this photo in Olympic National Park while traversing part of the Bailey Traverse, an off-trail route high up in the mountains. The original trail abruptly ends where construction stopped just before World War II. Work was never resumed after the war, leaving this part of the park wild and pristine. Stevens Lake, where I spent my first night, is a perfect example. The pass in the background is where I came down after a 20-mile day, most of it off trail. I was extremely exhausted, but the reward made it all worth it. A beautiful, perfectly still lake reflecting the surrounding mountains, and absolute silence. I had this place completely to myself, except for a black bear that I shared the night with.
Details • Printed poster - frame not included. • Printed on Fuji Maxima paper - available in your choice of Glossy (for vibrant color and deep contrast) or Matte (for a softer, glare-free finish).
• Printed locally by me at a trusted print shop I’ve worked with for years - each print is professionally produced, personally inspected for quality, and shipped by me.
• Each print is custom-made for your order, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail.
• Images shown are for representation only.
• Please note that the exact print sizes are slightly larger: 20.3x30.5cm, 40.6x60.9cm, 50.8x76.2cm, and 60.9x91.4cm (therefore, I highly recommend using a passepartout).
• For best presentation, I recommend adding a white passepartout around the photo.
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