This small area of unnamed marsh is located right along the road that goes through Western Pennsylvania’s Moraine State Park. On most days, the location really looks quite ordinary. Some might even call it dreary. However, in the autumn, the sun rises from directly behind these trees and on a cool foggy morning the light and fog can transform this spot into something magical.

Sadly, this area has dried up and is no longer a marsh. But through photographic alchemy it can remain a reminder of what once was.

Paper: Hahnemuhle Photo Rag, 308 gsm.
Finish: Matte

Available in two sizes (rounded to nearest 1/2 inch): 17x24 and 8.5x11.

White Border:
17x24 - 1 inch all sides
8.5x11 - 0.5 inch on longest size

Signed: In border, below image.

Print is unframed.

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