Carved by frost and centuries of mountain weather, the Old Man of the Mountain rose from the granite cliffs of Franconia Notch like a weathered titan, his profile suspended between stone and sky. Across the still waters of Profile Lake, his brow caught the changing light, glowing rose at dawn, silver in mist, and burnished gold at sunset. To generations, he was more than a cliff face: he was a silent guardian of the White Mountains, a figure born of legend and wilderness. Though the great profile fell in 2003, its image lingers in the mind's eye, as enduring and evocative as a mountain reflected in a calm lake.
- 8x10 inch fine art paper print
- printed on archival matte paper with a smooth surface texture
- image is printed with a 1-inch white border, bringing the total sheet size to 10x12 inches
