Grand Tetons Sunset, Grand Teton National Park, by Ruby Hour Photo Art ~ Marcela Herdova

Grand Tetons Sunset, Grand Teton National Park, by Ruby Hour Photo Art ~ Marcela Herdova

As the sun sinks behind the jagged skyline of the Tetons, the mountains ignite in a blaze of soft oranges, rose-gold hues, and deepening purples. Light pours across the peaks like liquid fire, catching every ridge and snowfield with a final, magnificent glow. Below, the valley settles into a peaceful hush—the river reflecting the sky’s colors in slow, shimmering ribbons, while silhouettes of pines stretch dark and tall against the fading day. A gentle breeze carries the scent of sage and cool mountain air, and for a moment, the entire landscape feels suspended in quiet awe. This sunset is not just an ending, but a symphony of color and calm, a breathtaking reminder of the timeless beauty held within Grand Teton National Park.

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Prints mounted on Aluminom Dibond offer a long-lasting, gallery-ready piece. The photographs are printed on a matte paper which reduces reflections (using Fuji Crystal Archive DP II paper) and then mounted on Aluminum Dibond (so not infused on metal). Aluminum Dibond is a 0.11 in. (3mm) thick composite material with three layers. Two white-coated aluminum plates enclose a black polyethylene core. Viewed from the sides, the material appears black. Although extremely robust, Aluminum Dibond has a low weight, meaning it is also perfect for large-format pieces. You photo print is laminated with a UV and dust protective thin film and mounted on the Aluminum Dibond.

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