Rick Canham “A Song of Quiet Grace” Limited Edition Photograph 23/250 | Escalante Utah Waterfall | Signed with COA

“A Song of Quiet Grace” by photographer Rick Canham

A dramatic limited-edition fine art photograph capturing a secluded waterfall amid the sculpted sandstone cliffs of Escalante National Monument in southern Utah.

Photographer Rick Canham created this image in April 2000, capturing the silky movement of the falling water against the warm rust, ochre, cream and green tones of the canyon walls. The long-exposure effect gives the waterfall an almost ethereal quality against the rugged desert landscape.

This example is number 23 of a limited edition of 250 and is accompanied by its original Certificate of Authenticity from Of Visual Interest / Rick Canham Photography.

The certificate states that the photograph was taken using a Hasselblad 501C camera with an 80mm lens and Kodak EKTAR 25 film.

The print is titled:

A Song of Quiet Grace

It is numbered 23/250 and signed along the lower margin.

Certificate Details

Photographer: Rick Canham
Title: A Song of Quiet Grace
Edition: 23 of 250
Location: Escalante National Monument, Utah
Photographed: April 2000
Camera: Hasselblad 501C
Lens: 80mm
Film: Kodak EKTAR 25
Certificate of Authenticity included

The photographer's own description on the certificate reads that the newly protected Escalante National Monument held many “exquisite secrets,” and that he was delighted to discover this particular scene.

The photograph is professionally presented with layered matting in soft neutral tones that complement the sandstone colors of the image beautifully.  It has been stored in the original plastic bag and was removed from the bag only for purpose of photography.

A wonderful piece for collectors of Southwestern photography, Utah landscapes, National Monument imagery, fine art photography, waterfall scenes, or American landscape art.

Condition:
Please review all photographs carefully for condition. The print, matting, signature/numbering, and certificate are shown in the listing photos. As with any photographic print, prolonged exposure to strong direct sunlight should be avoided to help preserve the colors.  It has been stored in the original plastic bag.