Fire Season

This photograph was taken overlooking Alexander Valley in the weeks following the Tubbs Fire, when smoke still hung in the air and the landscape bore the weight of recent devastation. And yet, in the midst of that loss, this moment of unexpected beauty appeared—sunbeams breaking through heavy clouds, casting light onto the valley below as if nature itself was offering a breath of hope.

The smoky haze softened the distant hills and vineyards, creating layers of muted color and atmosphere, while the shafts of light made the land glow with quiet resilience. It was a reminder that even in the wake of destruction, beauty finds a way to break through.

This fine art print is one of a kind and is currently being offered at a deep discount. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. If you’re drawn to images that carry both emotion and light, this piece will bring a powerful sense of place—and renewal—into your space.