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HE DIDN'T FIND GOLD AT WALLOWA LAKE
HE FOUND A MONSTER! DO YOU BELIEVE?
FYI
In 1885 an unknown prospector was rowing on the south end of Wallowa Lake shortly after the sun went down. About half way of rowing his boat ride across the lake, he saw an animal about 50 yards to the right of the boat. It reared its head and neck up out of the water ten or twelve feet, but when it saw him, it dived back into the water. He stopped rowing and looked around in amazement wondering if it was going to pop up again. It raised up out of the water to the left of his boat and gave a weird bellow that sounded like a cow. It swam along the waves of the water and looked to be about 100 feet in length. Not feeling threatened, the monster glided in the water for several hundred yards. It got too dark to make out much more of the monster, but it seemed to have a flat head, like a hippo and its neck was 10 feet in length. The girth of the monster was about the size of a man's body.

The prospector remained unknown.
(Wallowa County Chieftain, Nov. 5, 1885)

WALLOWA LAKE COTTON CANDY
Oregon Landscape

A Different Sweet Tooth
My name is Debbie, and I'm a photographer with a passion for landscapes, flowers, and fractal photography. As an artist in the realm of photography hailing from Oregon, I can immerse myself in capturing the intricate beauty of nature's wonders.

My goal on that particular day was to seize an exquisite sunset shot at Wallowa Lake, where the golden hues of oranges, reds, and yellows would melt into the billowing clouds above the iconic, majestic Wallowa Mountains. However, as the evening unfolded, reality did not mirror my envisioned masterpiece. The colors I sought remained elusive, leaving me slightly disheartened by the unexpected turn of events.

The challenge that loomed before me was the waiting game. The hues I had longed for didn't materialize in the sky as the evening unfolded, leaving me feeling a sense of disappointment. Yet, I reminded myself that in the realm of nature photography, Mother Nature dictates the script; I'm just an eager observer.

My photographer's intuition whispered urging me to persist. And so, regardless of the absent oranges, reds, and yellows, I continued to clicking the sunset frame by frame, every few minutes, hoping that something magical might still emerge.

Being out in nature I could feel it's environment all around me. The air embraced me with a gentle breeze, a soft caress that brushed against my skin. The fragrant, earthy scent of pine trees mingle around me, created a sensory symphony. The gentle lapping of small waves on the shore and the rhythmic splashes of leaping fish composed an auditory backdrop that soothed my soul. Magic was going to happen one way or another.

As the evening inched towards its close, a soft transformation begins within the sky. Clouds that once seemed unremarkable now took on a delicate pink hue. In that moment, a surge of hope and determination coursed through me. With renewed energy, I adjusted my camera, capturing the evolved canvas of the sky as it unveiled its newfound splendor. I was there to freeze the essence of this moment, to suspend its magic in time. Among all the photos I shot, one photograph stands as a testament to the fusion of art and environment. The soft pink clouds above Wallowa Lake I saw as a whimsical swirl of cotton candy, prompting me to christen it "Wallowa Lake Cotton Candy."

In that moment, I transitioned from being solely a photographer to a witness of the intricate world that surrounded me. My connection with nature deepened, as I recognized that even in the face of being disappointed by expectations, the universe presents us with the extraordinary. I felt gratitude for not surrendering to discouragement, for embracing my instinct to wait out the sunset, and for celebrating the bounties that nature so generously bestowed. The pursuit of photography amid nature is my portal to joy, and on that night, I relished every moment spent in its embrace.

PRODUCTION AND SHIPPING TIME

SHIPPING DETAILS

Production and Shipping Time:

Premium Photo Paper: 5 days for printing, 5 to 10 days for shipping.

Canvas: 5 days for printing, 5 to 10 days for shipping.

Metal: 11 days to 3 Weeks (Rare that it takes this Long, Depends on Quality Control)

Acrylic: 11 days to 3 Weeks (Rare that it takes this Long, Depends on Quality Control)

There are 5 ways to print these images.

1) Premium Photo Paper is high quality, professional paper-prints.
Sharp, Vivid and rich Color sets this apart from a casual photo print.
You'll feel like you're there.
Premium Photo Paper will last a long time.
This option is available in 8x10 inches, 11x14 inches or 16x20 inches.
They are designed to be placed in a glass frame, which can be purchased separately (starting at a
few dollars at your local Target or
online).

2) Ready to Hang Canvas are ready to hang right out of the box with zero assembly required.
Ultimate convenience.
Gorgeous finished look. It comes out of the shipping box finished and ready to hang with a simple
nail in the wall.
Canvas Prints are a well-known, high-end way of displaying photographs.
.75/1.5 inch thick (depending on size of print ordered) wooden stretcher-bars that give it shape, in
the same way an oil painting is traditionally assembled. There are no staples or
ugly lines visible on the sides (very important).

Estimated delivery time for printing, assembling, packing and shipping is around 10 days.

CANVAS PRINTS AVAILABLE FRAMED IN SIZES:

16x20 CANVAS BLACK FLOATING FRAMED
12X36 CANVAS BLACK FLOATING FRAMED
24X36 CANVAS BLACK FLOATING FRAMED
30X40 CANVAS BLACK FLOATING FRAMED

3) Ready to Hang Canvas (split into 3 panels)

This is for larger pieces, and the photograph is split into 3 even panels, 3 separate canvas panels
which put together make a single large image.
This gives a modern look, and allows spectacularly large sizes on your wall!

4) Aluminum Metal Prints

Create elegant wall decor that shines with high-end, exclusive and unique aluminum metal prints.

Create a polished addition to any home or office. 3/64" thick aluminum panel. Features a glossy
coating and square edges.

UV resistant ink prevents fading. Remarkable color brilliance with archival qualities. All metal sizes
are ready to hang on your wall, right out of the box.

5) Acrylic Prints

Create eye-catching home decor with modern acrylic prints. Light refracts through the museum-quality
acrylic bringing vibrancy and depth to your photos. The .22" thick clear acrylic produces superb image
quality from edge to edge and absolutely stunning, brilliant color!

UV resistant ink prevents fading. All metal sizes are ready to hang on your wall, right out of the box