Fairy Creek Landscapes

Pacheedaht territories

Print 1: "Dusk" - a panorama of the Fairy Creek watershed, composed of 81 different exposures. Minimally edited. Over 100 mega pixels. Taken on July 7, 2021, between my first and second arrests at Fairy Creek. I was wrongfully arrested both times for merely being in the area with a camera.

Print 2: "Fairy Lake" - the famous Fairy Lake 'bonsai' Douglas Fir, 62 years old, growing from the submerged stump of an older Douglas Fir. Minimally edited, stunning and unique on a range of fine art fibers including metallic, matte, canvas, baryta, cotton, hemp and bamboo. Taken on August 19, 2021, what I thought would be my last trip out there. So I jumped in with my camera at 6am. It was gorgeous and I was hopeful of never having to be there again.

Print 3: "Sunrise" panorama of the Fairy Creek watershed, composed of 27 different exposures. Just under 100 mega pixels. Taken on July 7, 2021 and minimally edited. Stunning on metallic or baryta papers.

Print 4: "Map" - 360-degree panorama of the 'Ada'itsx Fairy Creek region, highlighting the five main camps. Composed of 27 different exposures. Just under 200 mega pixels and minimally edited. Available with or without the labels. Taken on July 7, 2021. Stunning on metallic or baryta papers.

Caycuse, Ditidaht territories

Print 5: "Caycuse 1" - 360-degree panorama of the Caycuse valley on Ditidaht territories, the last blockade of the Fairy Creek movement to go up and the first to be raided, in late May 2021. Composed of 27 different exposures, almost 250 mega pixels and minimally edited. Very high detail and fidelity. Taken on August 30, 2021. Stunning on a range of fibers.

Print 6: "Caycuse 2" - 360-degree panorama of the Caycuse valley on Ditidaht territories. Composed of 27 different exposures, 200 mega pixels and minimally edited. Very high detail and fidelity. Taken on August 30, 2021. Stunning on a range of fibers.

Print 7: "Caycuse 3" - 360-degree panorama of the Caycuse valley on Ditidaht territories. Composed of 27 different exposures, almost 250 mega pixels and minimally edited. Very high detail and fidelity. Taken on August 30, 2021. Stunning on a range of fibers.

Ordering Fine Art Prints
Landscapes printed using fine art inks and papers in different sizes:
Medium: 24 inches wide
Large: 48 inches wide
Extra Large: 72 inches wide
Immense: 120 inches or larger, in triptych format.

To order. please send me a message using the contact form on this site. Include the number and size of the print, the mount desired, and shipping address.
One of my goals is that every person arrested at Fairy Creek and Caycuse is gifted a professionally printed and mounted landscape. Until that happens, for every landscape purchased, one will be gifted to an arrestee at no extra cost to the buyer, along with a handwritten thank you note on your behalf.
Any profits from these landscapes go towards funding my frontline media work.

My new printer is delayed. If you need a print within a short turnaround time, rush orders are processed through my local specialist printer (adds 50% to the total cost), or I can send a digital file to a print shop near you at no extra cost. Please check that they will put the skill and labor into editing the image to precisely match the profiles of the ink and papers used. This is typically called 'fine art' printing and is more complicated and expensive than printing off at London Drugs, for example.
Mounting notes: for large and especially extra large prints I recommend an aluminum dibond mount with lamination, or at least gatorboard. Foam tends to warp over time.
Contact me for a custom size, paper, or mount, and for payment instructions over paypal and etransfer.
Pick up in Metchosin. Shipping costs beyond Greater Victoria are applicable.
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