Castle in the Clouds
Mist wraps the base of the mountain while still water holds the dark shoreline and a single tall evergreen.
A photograph changes once it leaves the screen.
What began as a quiet morning beside a glacier, a long hike into the mountains, or a fleeting moment of light across the landscape becomes something tangible. Something that belongs in your space and becomes part of your story.
Each photograph is printed to order on museum-quality cotton rag paper or metal, carefully produced to preserve the detail, depth, and atmosphere of the original scene.
To ensure the best experience, orders placed in Canada are printed in Canada, and orders placed in the United States are printed in the United States. Your print is created close to home, reducing transit time and avoiding unnecessary border crossings.
The price you see is displayed in your local currency, and shipping is included.
From the field to your wall, every print is made with the same care that went into capturing the moment itself.
Choose a photograph, then choose a size below. You will confirm the photograph again at checkout.
Mist wraps the base of the mountain while still water holds the dark shoreline and a single tall evergreen.
Sunlight breaks across a snowy peak while the storm sky stays heavy above the ridge.
A forested peninsula sits quiet in still water, with its reflection unbroken below.
Water falls in a long soft sheet past a tree covered island of stone.
A lone pyramid of stone stands among the ribbed badlands.
A small lighthouse stands on the point under storm light, with dark trees close around it and mountains across the water. Printed in black and white.
Cloud spills off the far ridge and fills a Kananaskis valley, while rust coloured brush holds the foreground.
Still water holds the whole range, with a band of autumn gold along the far shore.
Yellow leaves rest in the moss of the forest floor, while the peaks beyond stay wrapped in cloud.
The tip of the peak catches the first light while the ice below stays purple and the open water holds its reflection.
Pale aspen trunks rise through a soft haze of gold leaves and autumn grass.
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Cotton rag paper
C$95 or US$70
Cotton rag paper
C$145 or US$105
MetalLaunch price
C$495 or US$350
Made to order and shipped within your own country. No returns for a change of mind. If your print is damaged in transit, email me a photo within three days of delivery and it will be replaced.
Frozen Frontiers is a series I created while exploring ice tunnels on the Columbia Icefield in February 2025. The caves that held these photographs may only exist for a season, so the prints are kept rare as well.
Five photographs from the series are offered as numbered editions. Each photograph is offered in an edition of 25 at each size: 25 on cotton rag paper and 25 on metal.
Every print carries its own number, and I sign a certificate of authenticity for it and mail it to you separately. When all 25 at a size are gone, that edition is closed.
Two numbered editions
16 x 24 inches, cotton rag paper, edition of 25
C$195 or US$140
20 x 30 inches, metal, edition of 25
C$695 or US$495
You pay in your own currency, CAD or USD.
Two numbered editions
16 x 24 inches, cotton rag paper, edition of 25
C$195 or US$140
20 x 30 inches, metal, edition of 25
C$695 or US$495
You pay in your own currency, CAD or USD.
Two numbered editions
16 x 24 inches, cotton rag paper, edition of 25
C$195 or US$140
20 x 30 inches, metal, edition of 25
C$695 or US$495
You pay in your own currency, CAD or USD.
Two numbered editions
16 x 24 inches, cotton rag paper, edition of 25
C$195 or US$140
20 x 30 inches, metal, edition of 25
C$695 or US$495
You pay in your own currency, CAD or USD.
Two numbered editions
16 x 24 inches, cotton rag paper, edition of 25
C$195 or US$140
20 x 30 inches, metal, edition of 25
C$695 or US$495
You pay in your own currency, CAD or USD.
Made to order and shipped within your own country. No returns for a change of mind. If your print is damaged in transit, email me a photo within three days of delivery and it will be replaced. Your signed certificate is mailed separately.
The full story behind the series is on the Frozen Frontiers page if you’d like to see more.




These room views show the prints at scale. Paper prints are shown framed here, but they arrive unframed, ready for the frame of your choice.
Every print is printed and shipped within your own country, so there are no cross border duties or tariffs to pay. Orders in Canada are printed in Toronto, and orders in the United States are printed in the United States.
Each print is made to order, so please allow a little time. As an estimate, paper prints take about two to four business days to produce and metal prints about three to five. The print then travels by courier, which usually adds a few business days, and remote addresses can take longer.
I place every order by hand within a few business days, and I’ll send you the tracking number as soon as your print ships.
Paper prints are made on 100% cotton rag fine art paper with a soft matte surface. In Canada that is Hahnemühle Photo Rag, and in the United States it is a 100% cotton hot press paper.
Metal prints are printed directly onto an aluminum panel, which gives the colours depth and a smooth, clean finish. Paper prints arrive unframed.
Please look over your print as soon as it arrives. If it was damaged in transit or something isn’t right, email me a photo of the print and the packaging within three days of delivery, and I’ll have it replaced at no cost to you.
Because every print is made to order for you, I’m not able to accept returns for a change of mind. If there is a problem with the print itself, I’ll make it right.
For now, prints ship within Canada and the United States only. If you live somewhere else, send me a note and we can talk about it.
If you’d like to talk about a print, a size, or a photograph you don’t see here, just send me a note at [email protected].
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