Both Ends of the Sky — Mestaa'ehehe Mountain, Colorado. The moon setting into the pink belt of Venus just as the sun found the snowy peaks behind me.
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The Story Behind This Shot

The moon setting into the pink belt of Venus just as the sun found the snowy peaks behind me. Both ends of the sky working at once over the Colorado high country. Dark timber in the foreground, an orange gradient overhead, and a white ridgeline in between.

A soft, layered winter sunrise print with an unusually gentle color scheme.

Both Ends of the Sky

Mestaa'ehehe Mountain, Colorado

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20" × 16"

Drawn to scale: a 20" × 16" print over an 84" sofa on an 8-ft wall (about 24% of the sofa width — designers aim for roughly 60–75%).

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