There's a place in the middle of the United States often referred to as "flyover country." A derisive way to categorize places that many feel offer nothing, or are boring, I grew in flyover country and it's one of the most beautiful regions of the country I know.

Reading Willa Cather only solidified my love of the plain(s) states, driving home their importance outside of the obvious. I think this eared grebe, photographed in the Dakotas from inside my floating blind, would agree, too. Though merely a stopover for breeding season, this area provides her with a place to raise her young every year, giving us more to appreciate about this area than meets the eye.

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Available in three finished sizes, each photo uses the Silver Halide print process on 163# archival photo paper and arrives inside a museum-grade white mat ready to frame.

Sizes:

5x7 matted size with a 3.5" x 5.5" print

8 x 10 matted size with a 5.5" x 7.5" print

11 x 14 matted size with a 7.5" and 9.5" print

I Wake Early

The Boreal Bear

Fox in the Snow

Remembering Loon Lake

Flyover Country

The Owl Comes