The Story Behind “Ice-Covered Rocks at Dawn”
This is the print from a February morning so cold my breath turned to crystals before the sun ever broke the horizon at Rocky Point. No sea smoke, no drama in the sky, just ice-glazed rocks and the quiet patience it took to wait for pastel light to find them. It is proof that showing up on the coldest, least promising mornings still pays off. Hang this where you need reminding that some of the best moments happen when nothing seems to be happening.
Rocky Point used to be an amusement park. Generations of Rhode Islanders grew up on its rides and its shore dinner hall clam cakes. The park closed in the ’90s, and today it’s a state park with open fields, a walking path, and the pilings from the old pier you can see in this shot. On a winter morning you’ll mostly have it to yourself.
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Limited Edition Information
An edition of 25, and then it’s closed.
You get a 12×18 inch image printed on 13×19 inch archival paper. I print it myself. Each print is signed, titled and numbered.
The story behind the photograph comes with it, printed on 9×11 fine art paper, along with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Artist’s proofs (AP) are also made. They are numbered and marked AP, and I use them at my discretion.
Open Edition Information
Open Edition prints are made by Blazing Editions, a fine art print studio I’ve worked with for over a decade. I’ve been through their shop and watched how they work. They print to order with archival pigment inks, on paper or metal, and I trust them with my images.
Paper or Metal?
Paper gives you the most detail and the traditional look. Metal is glossy, vivid and tough, and it hangs without a frame.
Both use archival materials and archival pigment inks.
These are fine art prints. Frames are not included.
Which Size?
When in doubt, I’d go a size up.
The Print Size Guide shows how each size looks in a room.
Shipping & Handling
Every print is made to order and packed with care.
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