"Fireweed in Bloom" Print
Description
“Fireweed in Bloom” (Cantwell, Alaska)
Fireweed is one of Alaska’s most iconic wildflowers, often the first to grow after a wildfire and a symbol of resilience. Its bright pink blooms rise steadily through the summer, and according to local legend, when the final flower reaches the top of the stalk, the first snowfall is about six weeks away. This quiet portrait of fireweed captures a fleeting moment of northern summer before it gives way to fall.
Product Details
Each print is an original photograph taken, printed, and assembled by the artist in Alaska. Printed on semi-gloss paper using archival inks, the image is sized 8x10 and matted to 11x14 with a white, acid-free mat. Every piece comes sealed in a clear protective sleeve and includes a printed artist bio and story about the image on the back.
A meaningful keepsake for travelers and nature lovers alike—these small-batch prints are also available for wholesale purchase and make a perfect addition to gift shops, gallery spaces, or curated Alaskan collections.
Description
“Fireweed in Bloom” (Cantwell, Alaska)
Fireweed is one of Alaska’s most iconic wildflowers, often the first to grow after a wildfire and a symbol of resilience. Its bright pink blooms rise steadily through the summer, and according to local legend, when the final flower reaches the top of the stalk, the first snowfall is about six weeks away. This quiet portrait of fireweed captures a fleeting moment of northern summer before it gives way to fall.
Product Details
Each print is an original photograph taken, printed, and assembled by the artist in Alaska. Printed on semi-gloss paper using archival inks, the image is sized 8x10 and matted to 11x14 with a white, acid-free mat. Every piece comes sealed in a clear protective sleeve and includes a printed artist bio and story about the image on the back.
A meaningful keepsake for travelers and nature lovers alike—these small-batch prints are also available for wholesale purchase and make a perfect addition to gift shops, gallery spaces, or curated Alaskan collections.
Description
“Fireweed in Bloom” (Cantwell, Alaska)
Fireweed is one of Alaska’s most iconic wildflowers, often the first to grow after a wildfire and a symbol of resilience. Its bright pink blooms rise steadily through the summer, and according to local legend, when the final flower reaches the top of the stalk, the first snowfall is about six weeks away. This quiet portrait of fireweed captures a fleeting moment of northern summer before it gives way to fall.
Product Details
Each print is an original photograph taken, printed, and assembled by the artist in Alaska. Printed on semi-gloss paper using archival inks, the image is sized 8x10 and matted to 11x14 with a white, acid-free mat. Every piece comes sealed in a clear protective sleeve and includes a printed artist bio and story about the image on the back.
A meaningful keepsake for travelers and nature lovers alike—these small-batch prints are also available for wholesale purchase and make a perfect addition to gift shops, gallery spaces, or curated Alaskan collections.