Joshua

Night settles over the Mojave and a lone Joshua tree holds its pose against the stars — arms raised the way Mormon settlers saw them a century and a half ago, when they named the tree for the prophet pointing them onward. Along the horizon, a single car traces its headlights through the dark. Photographed by Anna Cirimele for the National Park Service at Joshua Tree National Park, certified dark-sky country.

Giclée print on archival matte fine art paper. Framed in a handmade wooden box frame with a conservation-grade snow white mount, ready to hang.