Inland Empire Pea Growers

This photograph was taken on a hot summer day in the Palouse region of Washington, where the light is sharp and the landscape rolls like an old quilt. The grain elevator—marked with the fading words Inland Empire Pea Growers Association—stood quiet and proud against the pale sky. There’s a simplicity to this scene that reminds me of an Edward Hopper painting—clean lines, solitary presence, and a sense of stillness you can’t quite shake. The contrast between “Pea” and “Empire” makes me smile.

There’s only one print left, and it’s being offered at a significant discount. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. If you appreciate understated beauty and that classic American feel, this one’s for you.