Montana, USA – 2020

Once we found the caterpillar road that dissects this picture, I knew that we
had the canvas on which to continue our road series that started in 2018. The
area is so remote that we doubt it has been used as a film location before,
certainly not with an American icon as the lead player. The only traffic was the
occasional oil worker or perhaps someone that was totally lost. The next big
event north of here is the Canadian border and that’s some 300 miles away. It is
not a place to run out of gas.
Cindy makes the picture for sure. The styling is perfect and there is a such a
good energy cowgirl chic in her manner. This was the intent in the
preconception – the two companions were enjoying the freedom of the
vastness of the American West.
The sense of place is palpable. This is the America that so many know and love,
with its long roads running to the horizon with either side exuding a simple
sense of calm and solitude. No other country in the world offers road trips as
visually rewarding as America and they are integral to the fabric of the
American dream.
The snowfall the previous night added another layer to the narrative both on
the road itself and on the prairies. We were lucky that the snow stopped and
the light picked up. It adds warmth to an image already glowing with positivity
and joy.
Willie Nelson was surely singing “On the Road Again” on the car radio with the
volume turned up to the maximum level.
On the road again
Goin’ places that I’ve never been
Seein’ things that I may never see again
And I can’t wait to get on the road again
On the road again
Like a band of gypsies, we go down the highway

We’re the best of friends
Insisting that the world keep turning our way.

Digital Pigment Print on Archival
315gsm Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta Paper
Frame included
Hand signed and numbered on the front by the artist
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity

Available Sizes (Framed Size)
Large: 71” x 94”
Standard: 52” x 67”

Available Editions
Large: Edition of 20
Standard: Edition of 20