Most people walk right past this. While tourists crowd around the Tetons for the millionth grand vista shot, I'm flat on my belly in the dirt, lens inches from a lichen-covered rock. Or tracing the ridges of pine bark. Or watching morning dew collect on a wildflower most people would call a weed.
This is Wyoming. The real Wyoming. Not the postcard version—the intimate, overlooked, raw version that reveals itself only when you slow down and pay attention.
What You'll Find Here
Metal prints that turn beetle wings and bark patterns into conversation pieces for your wall. From compact to commanding—whatever fits your space.
Stickers featuring the tiny stuff—crystals, lichen, mud splatter textures—that belong on your water bottle, truck bumper, or camping gear.
Coffee mugs wrapped in macro shots of Wyoming textures. Because your morning coffee deserves better than generic.
Soy candles add a Wyoming touch to an intimate moment.
Canvas prints and museum-grade archival print posters when you want the discovery story on your wall but the metal finish isn't your thing.
Every piece comes with the story of where I found it. The 2-hour hike. The 20 minutes lying in mud. The specific light that made me stop and say "wait, look at that."
For People Who Get It
This isn't for everyone. It's for nature nerds who stop mid-hike to examine moss. For folks who'd rather have something authentic on their wall than another mass-produced "inspirational quote" print. For anyone who believes the most interesting parts of Wyoming aren't always the ones that fit in a wide-angle lens.
No Photoshop trickery. No AI nonsense. Just Wyoming light, Wyoming texture, and the patience to wait for the shot.
Discover what you've been walking past.
