This is a giclee print on heavy photo paper. The warm colors and heavenly atmosphere makes this selection a perfect pick for the home. One a magical night in Tuscany, Italy, Bry woke hours before the sun rose and ventured to this magical hot spring tucked away in the hills of the Italian town, Saturnia.

This is a glicee print. The dramatic contrast of pure white sea foam against jet black sand would make it a stunning addition to a a minimalist home or office. This photo was captured from above, freezing in time the moment the artist dared to turn her back on the dark sea.

This is a glicee photo print featuring the artful veins of a river on the south coast of Iceland. I feel the need to explain; this is an actual photo. Not AI. Not digital art. Not a painting. The colors, formed from sulfur-rich sediments and dissolved minerals from nearby volcanic geothermal areas, reflect the pallet present on a view of earth from space. (“terra” is the italian word for “earth”) Blues, oranges, and greens battle for attention. Ironically, just as I have never seen earth from space, I have never seen this river with my own two eyes. This print is perhaps the most special to me because it feels the most inaccessible and rare. The river is tucked away past an inaccessible strip of land, so I have only been acquainted with it because of my drones. How unfair for my drone to have seen something I have never laid my own eyes on.

This giclee print is perhaps the simplest of the collection. Moorea is one of the most serene places I have had the pleasure of visiting. This image diverts from my usual style of abstract rainbow scenes, instead, featuring a simple, layered composition of very few elements (a mountain silhouette, a leaf, and the bare sky). The glow of the sunset provides a subtle yet impactful hue, capturing the pure magic of a Tahitian sunset. For me, this image is special because of its simplicity. Not meant to confuse or baffle (something I often love to do in my photos), this one belongs in the home of someone who forever longs for the peace of paradise.