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Winter Flight freezes a single, fully committed moment of flight — arms outstretched, iridescent wings spread wide, one leg kicked back mid-launch — as a costumed diver leaves the dock for icy water below. The deadpan focus on his face, framed by a butterfly headpiece and mirrored sunglasses, sits in sharp contrast to the sheer absurdity of the moment, and that contrast is the heart of the image.
Shot at a winter polar plunge event, the composition uses a low, close vantage point to put the viewer directly in the diver's flight path, while a small crowd of onlookers on the snow-dusted dock behind him grounds the scene in its real, cold, very literal setting. The saturated blues, greens, and pinks of the wings pop hard against the muted white-and-grey winter palette, giving the image an energy that's rare in a body of work built mostly around stillness and quiet light.
This is a departure from the restrained, singular-idea compositions that define most of the catalog — a piece built entirely on motion, commitment, and a little bit of joy.
Winter Flight works well as a conversation piece in casual, playful spaces — game rooms, breweries, ski lodges, mudrooms, and offices with a sense of humor. It's a strong fit for anyone connected to winter sports, polar plunge culture, or Colorado mountain-town life looking for something bold and a little irreverent rather than purely decorative.
Available as a signed open edition print in metal, acrylic, wood, canvas, framed canvas, luster paper, and framed paper presentation formats. Metal or acrylic is recommended to make the wing colors pop against the snow.
Note: Larger and custom gallery sizing may be available. If custom-scale photographic prints are required for your space, please contact us to discuss specialized framing, installation considerations, and presentation options.
Winter Flight freezes a single, fully committed moment of flight — arms outstretched, iridescent wings spread wide, one leg kicked back mid-launch — as a costumed diver leaves the dock for icy water below. The deadpan focus on his face, framed by a butterfly headpiece and mirrored sunglasses, sits in sharp contrast to the sheer absurdity of the moment, and that contrast is the heart of the image.
Shot at a winter polar plunge event, the composition uses a low, close vantage point to put the viewer directly in the diver's flight path, while a small crowd of onlookers on the snow-dusted dock behind him grounds the scene in its real, cold, very literal setting. The saturated blues, greens, and pinks of the wings pop hard against the muted white-and-grey winter palette, giving the image an energy that's rare in a body of work built mostly around stillness and quiet light.
This is a departure from the restrained, singular-idea compositions that define most of the catalog — a piece built entirely on motion, commitment, and a little bit of joy.
Winter Flight works well as a conversation piece in casual, playful spaces — game rooms, breweries, ski lodges, mudrooms, and offices with a sense of humor. It's a strong fit for anyone connected to winter sports, polar plunge culture, or Colorado mountain-town life looking for something bold and a little irreverent rather than purely decorative.
Available as a signed open edition print in metal, acrylic, wood, canvas, framed canvas, luster paper, and framed paper presentation formats. Metal or acrylic is recommended to make the wing colors pop against the snow.
Note: Larger and custom gallery sizing may be available. If custom-scale photographic prints are required for your space, please contact us to discuss specialized framing, installation considerations, and presentation options.
