Bringing the North Cascades Home: Fine Art Prints Now Available!
There’s something timeless about holding a photograph in your hands. In a world where images live for a moment on a screen and then disappear into the endless scroll, a print asks you to pause. To be present. To feel.
I’ve spent countless hours chasing light across the Pacific Northwest — waiting for storms to break over the North Cascades, watching the first glow of sunrise touch the edges of Whitehorse Mountain, standing beneath skies filled with more stars than words could ever hold. These moments live not just in pixels, but in memory, and now I’m bringing them to paper so they can live on your walls as well.
For now, I’m offering 13×19 fine art prints — bold, detailed, and handcrafted in my studio using archival-quality materials. Each piece is printed on Canon Pro Luster paper with care and precision, ensuring the mood and depth of the scene remains intact. Every print is made to order, one at a time, just for you.
And this is only the beginning. Next week, I’ll be expanding to 8.5×11 prints — perfect for smaller spaces or gift-giving — and 17×22 prints for those who want something striking and cinematic in scale.
Why does this matter? Because a print transforms a photograph into a presence. It becomes part of the room, part of your life. You walk past it each day and it greets you — a mountain wrapped in morning fog, a river burning gold with sunset, or a sky stitched with stars. These images are not just seen, but felt.
As seasons shift and I head back out into the wilderness, new work will be added to the collection. Every trip brings something different — a storm that lingers, a sky that clears, a silence that speaks louder than any words. My hope is that these prints carry that same feeling into your home: a reminder of where you’ve been, where you’re going, or the landscapes that call to you.
Thank you for supporting my work and sharing in the stories these landscapes hold. The journey continues, and I can’t wait to show you what’s next.
— Travis
