John Williams's - Morning Glory
Mount Adams was always covered in clouds when I visited this scene in prior years, but on a crisp fall day in 2009 nature gave the gift.
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John offers Limited Edition, collectible, exhibit quality prints. The color, details, vibrance, and long-term archival are unmatched. Only 250 reproductions will ever be produced! Every print is individually signed and numbered. Loose prints are available as well as our preferred “ready to hang” option called “UltraArt” - The absolute best fine art presentation, exclusively available through Commercial Fine Art.
Ultra Art is the seamless integration of fine art, decor, & presentation - all in a finely crafted Masterpiece. Click the icon above to learn more about our amazing "ready to hang" option.
When you purchase a “loose” print from Commercial Fine Art it is shipped safely in a durable high quality environmental friendly tube. Occasionally, depending on the fine art print size and substrate, we may ship your art flat in a reinforced package. We recommend keeping the art in this original shipping package ready for transport to your local framer. We suggest minimal handling because of propensity for the art to be creased, finger printed, or damaged.
What is the difference between a loose print and the ready to hang UltraArt option? A loose print is just that, a fine art photograph that will need to be taken to your local framer to be matted and framed. We recommend a nice acid-free white double mat with a fine art black frame. Ultimately the colors and materials are your own personal taste. UltraArt is our premier ready to hang option. It has no frame, no matting, and 100% finished and ready for you to hang on the wall. The final presentation will "wow" you and anyone who is lucky enough to see your purchased fine art piece! We do recommend when hanging the UltraArt piece to be diligent on using robust hanging hardware and practices to ensure your fine art display will safely reside on your wall.
UltraArt sample featuring John William's "Morning Glory"
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About the Artist
My path to photography began by birdwatching. By profession I am a veterinarian, but enjoy birding as a hobby. Not long after purchasing a spotting scope for birdwatching, I stumbled across Ann Cook's digiscoped images of birds and was immediately hooked. In June of 2002, I purchased my first digital camera (a Nikon Coolpix 880) and began trying to digiscope images of birds by holding the camera up to the scope.
Birding is typically best in the early morning and late afternoon, when the light is also often best for landscape photography. While out digiscoping, I began to take photos of the scenery around me. This eventually led to more landscape photography. The beauty of nature has always fascinated and filled me, and I find more and more that attempting to capture photographically what I experience has grown into a full-blown passion.
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