Have more questions? Check out my prints FAQ! Please allow 2-4 weeks for production and delivery. orders! Please contact me for international shipping fees. My ChromaLuxe metal prints are ready to hang upon arrival.ĬhromaLuxe’s archival qualities, image brilliance, and durability make it an excellent all-around choice. If you do not respond I will assume you prefer the matte finish. Matte metal prints do not reflect nearly as much ambient light and have slightly less "pop." Upon ordering, I will ask you which one you prefer. They are ideal in locations with low natural light and good directional light from above and have a bit of extra pop in color. Glossy metal prints are very glossy and can reflect ambient light. Metal prints come in two varieties - glossy and matte. Each print's edges are finished to provide a smooth presentation and all four edges are rounded to prevent snags and cuts. The narrow flower tubes at the top of the plant are about one inch long, enclosed by yellow-tipped sepals.ĬhromaLuxe Metal Prints are a fantastic budget-conscious fine art print option that preserves high details and color-rendition without sacrificing on quality. The greenish yellow bracts along the uppermost few inches of the stems are divided into long, narrow lobes (3 to 5 of them) as are the light green leaves lower down. More on the flowers: red is the usual color of paintbrush flowers, but Castilleja Sulpheria is one of the few yellow species, and can sometimes be pale orange. My patience paid off and I was rewarded with some sweet light! The backlit flowers were so incredible to photograph - the red light passed through the lobes and stems, creating an amazing display of light. With fingers crossed, I found several interesting compositions featuring some of my favorite peaks, including the Ice Lake Basin 13ers on the upper left, the Wilson Group to the right of that, and of course Mount Sneffels to the far right.
#Yellow paintbrush photos mac#
The clouds were thick and abundant on every horizon.Īfter setting up camp below near a small lake and after enjoying some great green chili mac and cheese, I decided to head back up to the ridge with all of my camera equipment and wait for sunset in the hopes of capturing something special. After dodging several thunderstorms throughout the day, I head back down to set up a campsite. I found this incredible scene of yellow paintbrush wildflowers (Castilleja Sulpheria) at 13,300 ft. I went on a solo backpacking trip deep into the San Juan Mountains to climb some lesser-known 13,000+ feet peaks.
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