Mountains change the terms of scale in a way that few other landscapes can. Standing before significant elevation, or encountering it through an image that holds its full presence, the mind recalibrates, a shift that a growing body of research on awe has begun to describe. Perspective shifts. The concerns that felt immovable a moment before become appropriately sized. These images were made at elevations where that recalibration happens naturally, and they carry something of that quality into whatever space they inhabit.
The mountain works in this collection range from the granite spires of Patagonia and the glacial lakes of the Canadian Rockies to Yosemite in winter, the aspen-covered slopes of Colorado, Mount Hood, and the ranges of New Zealand. Their scale suits rooms with generous walls and high ceilings, as well as offices and conference rooms, where a sense of perspective is welcome. The quieter works, with peaks reflected in still water, also suit bedrooms and reading rooms, where their calm matters more than their grandeur.
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