“You may have the universe, if I may have Italy.” — Verdi
Up north the world opens up around the bluffs, bays, and wheat fields in Coupeville. Further south, the world folds back into itself along the canyon-like roads of the southern tip. Time lives here—go visit the 500-year-old cedar in South Whidbey State Park, and you’ll see what I mean. Place names here tell their own story: Meerkerk Gardens, Ebey’s Landing, Admiralty Inlet, Penn Cove, Double Bluff, Mutiny Bay, Deception Pass, Possession Beach.
In this place I now call home, the nights are filled with stars and owls, coyotes and frogs, ghosts and wood smoke. The days blow in gray and wet, or windy and sunny, with hints of honeysuckle, roasting coffee, horse manure, and wonder. Just up ahead on the right is that wetland with a sculpture of a coyote in the middle.
Everywhere you look, water, open fields, grasses, woods. The minute hand moves, the colors change. And the light. Come, look.
Signed, numbered, limited to 30 copies.
Allow one month for delivery
Every copy can be personalized — your family name, your inn, your home on the island. Designed by me and printed in Germany on FujiFilm Crystal Archive paper.
A selection of photographs from If I May Have Whidbey.
Available as standalone prints.
A selection of these photographs is also available as individual Giclée prints — pigment-based archival prints made on beautiful paper, here on the island.
Paper size: 16 × 20 inches. Image size: approximately 12 × 12 inches, centered. Each print is signed.
$300 unframed
To inquire: [email protected]
Price Sculpture Forest, Coupeville, WA · 16 × 20 Giclée print