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  • Just added Mt Hood to line-up too

    I failed to include a fifth new image to you all in my last blog post about fresh images I was bringing to the Radical Harvest Market back on 4/11-4/12.

    I snuck in one of Mt Hood in full very snowy splendor too shown in this shot of the card mix I failed to share:

    Aerial shot looking down on an array of five of Jan's small colorful photo notecards featuring clockwise from top left: Mt St Helens up close, a honeybee in a golden choriopsis blossom in the sun, a colorful spray of pink and salmon cone flowers, a joyful shot from a little beneath a patch of bright orange California poppies reaching for the blue sky, and a bright white shot of a very snow-covered Mt Hood with a dark green tree line coming in from the left at the bottom against a blue sky. These are set on a couple of emerald green plastic mailers on top of a dark blue velvet blanket for contrast.

    I know, I know, I need to update my catalog on the website here too! I will. Soon, I hope. I was abducted by programming aliens for the last three months, and they just released the body at the end of March, a bit battered and bruised. (Or at least my brain was.) I’ve been recovering ever since, and scrambling to catch up here. Thanks for your patience.

    (The photo above does not do the cards justice, you really have to see them in person!)

    Keep an eye on my Upcoming Shows page, the summer craft market season is in full swing now. I’ll have at least one or more shows per month pretty soon.

    Jan 4/14/26

  • A teaser of prints to come…March 2026

    Although my new customers love the prints I’ve been offering for the last six months, I’m getting a few repeat customers now. And thought I’d freshen things up a bit by adding a few new images.

    Including my first new Scenic shot that is not Multnomah Falls, smile. (Yes, we love my frozen falls shots but variety is nice too!)

    Photo of a print of a close-up photo of Mt St Helens in the summer 2024. It's partly snow-covered in soft sunlight. View is south into the dome.
    Mt St Helens close

    I have many many more where these came from, I just lack the time to process and produce everything yet. But I’m squeezing it in as I can.

    These will first be available to buy in person at the April Radical Harvest Market in SE Portland. And on eBay if I can get my stuff together!

    Dueling coneflower prints in salmon, peach and orange hues.
    Colorful coneflowers 2025

    I’m also breaking in a new printer as my trusty old one finally spit out her parts, forcing my hand. And am back in touch with my old friend, fine art printer Jim Dittmer of JDA Creative Color. (He came to see me at the last Spot Market 3/14-15.) He hasn’t retired, he just closed his storefront in inner southeast Portland making me think so! Nope! Still going strong out in Gresham, just east of Portland. Check him out if you need any fine art scanning or printing done. He really knows his stuff, along with his son Matt.

    I’m printing up to 8×10 myself still at home, but hope to have larger fine art prints and posters with Jim’s help soon. (No dates set yet, but for sure by this Christmas.)

    Shot of a colorful mix of joyful prints - a due of bright orange california poppies on top of a macro of a honey bee in a yellow flower on top of a black printer.
    Colorful mix coming

    Ciao for now – Jan 3/23/26

  • Only available at CHB for now (Oct 2025)

    While I do plan to make some copies of my award-winning Multnomah Falls shot available on eBay, right now they are only available to buy as small cards at Crystal Heart Boutique in downtown Hillsboro, Oregon. (269 E Main Street. The MAX Blue Line stops one block away!)

    Aerial photo looking down at the front side of two small photo notecards featuring upper Multnomah Falls frozen (including the Benson bridge) on the left, and the lower falls frozen on the right. A wooden ruler shows beneath for scale.
    Aerial shot looking down on two photonotecards featuring frozen Multnomah Falls. The upper falls with the Benson bridge is on the left, the lower falls on the right. A wooden ruler shows on the left for scale.

    Grab them while you can! They are one of my most popular images. Especially for out-of-town guests and friends.

    They’d make great gifts for Christmas too!

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