POSTERS
Our posters feature three of the most beautiful photographs of Glacier National Park that you'll ever see, and one of the funniest bird photos as well. They are $20 each, rolled in a white, heavy-duty shipping tube. These are elegant 11"X17" posters that are printed on #100 gloss stock by Montana's premier printing company.
NOTE CARDS
Our popular, blank note cards are near-perfect for any occasion. (These are the cards that we sell at arts & crafts shows.) Blank note cards are sold in packs of six cards of the same design for $15, including envelopes. Our note cards are printed on heavy, recycled/FSC cardstock using soy-based inks, and our commercial printer uses 100% wind-generated electricity to run their presses.
Most of our note cards are 5.5" X 4.25", blank inside, with a brief image description on the back side. They come with white envelopes. There are five panoramic cards (Earthshine, Eagle Talons, Salamander Meander, Bugle Boy, Hungry Loon Chick). These are flat, post-card style, 9" X 4", blank on back with a brief description on front. Larger envelopes are included.
CUSTOM CARDS
You can also create your own custom greeting cards from any of our images. Choose from many different themes, add your own text, and order 1-100 custom cards. Simply pick your favorite image from one of the galleries (birds, animals, plants, domestics), click the "buy" button, and then follow "create a card" to build your own unique cards.
"Mt. Reynolds Milkyway" poster $20.
The Logan Pass area in Glacier National Park leaves many daytime visitors awestruck. But it's even more amazing on a crystal clear summer's night. At just the right point in time, the Milkyway sweeps silently past Mt. Reynolds during the darkest hour, and lights up the sky in a blaze of stars, planets and galaxies. And in this photograph, there's even a shooting star to wish upon!
"Mt. Reynolds Milkyway" poster $20.
The Logan Pass area in Glacier National Park leaves many daytime visitors awestruck. But it's even more amazing on a crystal clear summer's night. At just the right point in time, the Milkyway sweeps silently past Mt. Reynolds during the darkest hour, and lights up the sky in a blaze of stars, planets and galaxies. And in this photograph, there's even a shooting star to wish upon!
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