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About the Artwork
The Story: This dynamic wildlife photograph captures North America's largest shorebird, the Long-Billed Curlew, as it lands across the expansive, grassy upland prairies of Antelope Island State Park. Several curlews were flying across the field, filling the morning air with their characteristically joyful, communicative calls as they searched for insects among the short grasses. As a wildlife conservation photographer, documenting these unique birds highlights the vital importance of protecting both the open rangelands and the wetland boundaries of the Great Salt Lake watershed where they breed and raise their young. Explore this and other conservation-focused avian images across my online [Shop Birds of a Feather].
The Technique: Captured using a high-resolution Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera and a powerful 200-500mm Nikkor zoom lens mounted on a stable tripod with a fluid gimbal head, allowing me to smoothly track the birds flying in and out of the prairie while maintaining a sharp focus on the curlew's remarkably long, downward-curved bill.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 10” x 16.5” (Horizontal orientation)
The Printing Standard: This image is produced as a premium, museum-grade giclée print using archival pigment inks at a trusted, local family-owned print lab in Salt Lake City.
Paper Type: Printed on premium archival Pearl paper, featuring an elegant luster finish that adds a beautiful, luminous depth to the final art print.
Frame: Premium frame included.
Authenticity: Hand-signed by the artist; the online preview watermark will not appear on your final print.
Shipping & Order Details
Production: Image is framed and ready to be shipped once the order is processed and payment has cleared.
Shipping: Free insured shipping included.
Returns: To protect the copyright and integrity of the limited artwork, all fine art print sales are final.
Need a custom size or alternative framing option to perfectly complement your home decor? Please Contact Me directly to discuss your space!
About the Artwork
The Story: This dynamic wildlife photograph captures North America's largest shorebird, the Long-Billed Curlew, as it lands across the expansive, grassy upland prairies of Antelope Island State Park. Several curlews were flying across the field, filling the morning air with their characteristically joyful, communicative calls as they searched for insects among the short grasses. As a wildlife conservation photographer, documenting these unique birds highlights the vital importance of protecting both the open rangelands and the wetland boundaries of the Great Salt Lake watershed where they breed and raise their young. Explore this and other conservation-focused avian images across my online [Shop Birds of a Feather].
The Technique: Captured using a high-resolution Nikon Z8 mirrorless camera and a powerful 200-500mm Nikkor zoom lens mounted on a stable tripod with a fluid gimbal head, allowing me to smoothly track the birds flying in and out of the prairie while maintaining a sharp focus on the curlew's remarkably long, downward-curved bill.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 10” x 16.5” (Horizontal orientation)
The Printing Standard: This image is produced as a premium, museum-grade giclée print using archival pigment inks at a trusted, local family-owned print lab in Salt Lake City.
Paper Type: Printed on premium archival Pearl paper, featuring an elegant luster finish that adds a beautiful, luminous depth to the final art print.
Frame: Premium frame included.
Authenticity: Hand-signed by the artist; the online preview watermark will not appear on your final print.
Shipping & Order Details
Production: Image is framed and ready to be shipped once the order is processed and payment has cleared.
Shipping: Free insured shipping included.
Returns: To protect the copyright and integrity of the limited artwork, all fine art print sales are final.
Need a custom size or alternative framing option to perfectly complement your home decor? Please Contact Me directly to discuss your space!
