For this Alaska Range set, you get to choose which FOUR of these six beautiful photos you want to take home! These gorgeous photos are printed on birchwood by photographer Carl Battreall.

Photos in order of appearance:

- Mooses Tooth and Broken Tooth, Denali National Park and Preserve

- Alaska Range, Hidden Mountains

- Mount Church, Ruth Gorge

- Mount Russell, Alaska Range

- North Triple and Middle Triple Peaks

-Thunder Peak, Alaska Range

Carl Battreall has been working as a photographer for more than two decades. Since moving to Alaska in 2001, Carl has focused on photographing Alaska's most remote and isolated alpine regions. He has explored more than two hundred glaciers in fourteen different mountain ranges in Alaska and the Nepal Himalaya. He lives in Anchorage with his wife, Pam, and son, Walker.

This bright and whimsical climbing scene was hand-painted by local artist Sharell and will make the perfect addition to your home or office! It's painted on a slice of wood, so you get to take a piece of the outdoors home with you.

Size: 12 x 10 inches, ready to hang

About the Artist:

Hi, I'm Sharell (Shuh-rell)! I delight in the beauty of nature and the great outdoors. I strive to add vivid splashes of color and a dash of whimsy to my bright and happy artwork. Upon graduating with a degree in Animal Biology, I started a pet sitting and dog walking business which led to experimental pet portrait paintings. I have always had an artsy soul and soon found I loved painting animals and nature. I add an extra element of the outdoors to my work by creating my art on wood slices.

I love creating vibrant art for nature lovers and sparking more compassion for our planet.

From the artist, Craig Muderlak:

"Choosing Uncertainty #2" is pertinent to the AAC as it is from an expedition I went on after being rewarded the Copp-Dash inspire award and the Shipton Tilman Grant. We traveled to the remote Neacola Range in Alaska and put up multiple first ascents."

Craig is an artist and mountain guide living in Washington State. For over 20 years, Muderlak
has been climbing throughout the Western U.S and abroad. He has put up multiple first-ascents in Alaska and has assisted a paraplegic climber climb El Capitan. For Muderlak, climbing and creativity go hand-in-hand. His work is an expression of the obsession, yearning, and profound experiences he associates with expansive landscapes and adventure. Muderlak relies on the wilderness and adventure for his sense of identity, its restorative properties, and for fostering his community; and he utilizes his work to interpret this visceral connection.

For Craig, art and climbing are intertwined. Through both pursuits, he finds the adventure and valuable human experiences in which he relies for his sense of identity. Through the spontaneous and compulsive use of color, text and contour, he shares something more than simply a depiction of beautiful landscapes. Instead, his illustrations are an outward expression of the obsession, yearning and emotions associated with his connection to these landscapes. As an illustrator, painter, musician an award-winning filmmaker, his work is inspired from a desire to explore a connection to expansive landscapes

Print Size: 14"x22"

18x24" gallery wrapped canvas

By Amanda Stern of Shake Stuff Up Photography