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Palouse Falls – it is described as the artist’s and photographer’s dream, simply because it is a landscape so unique, so unusual, that it is nature’s work of art.

Located in Eastern Washington of the United States, Palouse Falls is located at the end of a bumpy, unkempt road that leads the traveler to wonder, “This can’t be much of a waterfall if this is the best road that they can make to it.”

But upon arriving and getting out of the car, the first thing the traveler hears is the roar of the falls. Especially in the springtime, when the winter runoff takes place, the amount of water surging over the cliffs is massive, forming a deep, brooding pool below.

Within the park, there are several views one can see of the falls, the most familiar being that of the straight-on waterfall. Below Palouse Falls, the artwork, takes the viewer to a different location – slightly below the falls, which one can just see in the back right of the painting.

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I am a fine art painter who creates representational images celebrating light, life, and color. A commercial illustrator for more than 20 years, I have been painting for most of my life, and in the last 13 years have focused exclusively on fine art. I celebrate images that invite the viewer to step into the artwork and experience a sense of joy, peace, freedom, encouragement, meditation, and thought. There's a lot of angry art out there, as well as a lot of shallow pop. I choose to use the abilities and experience I have to promote beauty and goodness.