Bunch Falls, Olympic National Park by Mark Gotchall

Bunch Falls, Olympic National Park, Washington

Bunch Falls in early spring on the south edge of Olympic National Park.

Print Options

 Please expect up to 7–14 days before the print will ship.

Paper Prints:

• Unframed prints are printed on Luster paper. This print has a fine grain pebble texture, printed on archival professional photo paper.

Canvas Gallery Wrap Prints

Canvas Gallery Wraps are made with a Premium Fine Art Photograph printed directly onto museum quality canvas material. The print is then wrapped around a 1 ½ inch fir wood artist’s stretcher frame, with a mirrored image or the outside edge of the image on the side. The Canvas Prints are lightweight and ready to hang. Canvas prints handle reflections very well, and have a somewhat painterly look, with a minor loss of detail and increased texture compared to other types of prints.

Metal Prints

MetalPrints™ represent a new art medium for preserving photos by infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets. Because the image is infused into the surface and not on it, the image will take on an almost magical luminescence. Colors are vibrant, and the luminescence is breathtaking. Metal prints are lightweight, easy to clean, and ready to hang. They are very durable and are not damaged by water, making them ideal to hang in a kitchen or bathroom.

• Semi-Gloss: This finish is a good choice, if you have a large amount of window light in the room you wish to hang the print. It offers nice bright colors with minimal glare.
• High Gloss: This finish produces the brightest color and best image definition. It is the most popular and impressive finish.

About the Artist:

 Mark’s love of nature and passion for exploring new places drives his passion for photography. Living in Oregon all his life, Mark’s appreciation for the outdoors began at an early age. Capturing images that are worthy of hanging on the wall is a bonus for a day outdoors. Combining landscape photography with an enjoyment of the outdoors; hiking, walking on the beach, star gazing, and traveling, he looks for places less traveled, detouring down gravel roads to see hidden waterfalls, or to see ruts in the rocks from an old wagon road, or petroglyphs. He works to capture that special moment in time of the beautiful sights that nature creates for others to enjoy.