Wild Boy Basin 48x32 *D

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"Wild Boy Basin" from photographer Eric Tyler.
Uncompahgre National Forest, in the heart of Colorado's San Juan Mountains, between the ghost town of Alta and Telluride.
It's a land of 14,000 ft peaks, fast flowing creeks, alpine lakes, deep spruce forests, red rock gorges and black bears.
July 2010.

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Attribute name	Attribute value
Artist's Name:	Eric Tyler
Dimensions:	32" H x 48" W x 1.5" D
Width:	48
Height:	32
Shape:	Rectangle
Depth:	2
Style:	Rustic / Vintage
Color / Finish:	Green Blue
Artwork Style:	Photography
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Artwork Size:	32 x 48
Orientation:	Landscape
Subject:	Landscapes

Hang only from attached hangers. Do not use wire to hang.
Arrives in 7 to 10 Business Days, Direct to Your Home or Business.
"Wild Boy Basin" from photographer Eric Tyler.
Uncompahgre National Forest, in the heart of Colorado's San Juan Mountains, between the ghost town of Alta and Telluride.
It's a land of 14,000 ft peaks, fast flowing creeks, alpine lakes, deep spruce forests, red rock gorges and black bears.
July 2010.

**Available to Direct Ship Anywhere in the US**

Eric Tyler Photography

Collection Details

Eric Tyler

Colorado

Eric's images reflect his passion for adventure, wilderness, wildlife, and travel throughout the country. Early childhood experiences with the outdoors and photography led him to explore the US and to finally set roots with his family in Colorado in 2007. Eric began his professional career on the East Coast as an architectural and real estate photographer after studying architecture and photography at Penn State University. His extensive photographic portfolio spans from the coasts of New England, through the peaks and canyons of the west, to the backcountry of Alaska. Today Eric spends as much time as possible fueling his sense of discovery exploring, photographing, and sharing the remote landscapes and natural wildlife of the Rocky Mountain Region.