A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18, 20x30, and 24x36 size
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18 size (Metal) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 20x30 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 20x30 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 24x36 size shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18, 20x30, and 24x36 size
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 12x18 size (Metal) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 20x30 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 20x30 size (Acrylic) shown on the wall above a desk.
A baby goose eats grass in the golden light as evening fades away. 24x36 size shown on the wall above a desk.

Fluffball

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There is a small pond near my home that attracts geese and ducks throughout the year. Starting in late February, the geese begin to come back from their southern migration. Soon after, the coupling begins along with all the squawking and fighting. It’s quite a sight to see and hear! However, once all that has settled down the nests are made, the eggs are laid, then the eggs finally begin to hatch in mid to late April. I’ve been visiting these ponds for the last ten years during the spring and it’s one of my favorite times of the year. My daughter and I make daily sojourns around the pond waiting for the first sign of hatching. Interestingly, it often happens within the same three days every year! When the chicks first start walking around they are so small, yellow, and cute that I end up taking tons of photos. Every year I’m able to capture something different from the previous year.

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There is a small pond near my home that attracts geese and ducks throughout the year. Starting in late February, the geese begin to come back from their southern migration. Soon after, the coupling begins along with all the squawking and fighting. It’s quite a sight to see and hear! However, once all that has settled down the nests are made, the eggs are laid, then the eggs finally begin to hatch in mid to late April. I’ve been visiting these ponds for the last ten years during the spring and it’s one of my favorite times of the year. My daughter and I make daily sojourns around the pond waiting for the first sign of hatching. Interestingly, it often happens within the same three days every year! When the chicks first start walking around they are so small, yellow, and cute that I end up taking tons of photos. Every year I’m able to capture something different from the previous year.

E Lustre prints offer accurate color, realistic saturation, archival quality (100 years in a home display) and a traditional photo finish. Lustre coating adds a rich sheen to your prints and protects against fingerprints and UV exposure.

Acrylic prints offer superb image quality. They are printed on 1/4" acrylic second surface printing with 1.6” depth, and are ready to display with a float mount, finished backing, and rounded edges.

Metal prints offer unsurpassed high gloss, color vibrancy, exceptional detail, color resolution and print permanence. Metal prints are made with an ultra-hard protective coating that is easy to clean. Brightly colored dyes are infused into the high-gloss metal, which creates a unique luminescent effect and true-to-life image clarity. The print includes a recessed float mount giving the illusion of floating 1/2" off the wall.