Proverbs 16:9

5x7

$35.00

For this photo work, everything had to be perfect. The horse had to be mid-stride. The gap between the trees had to line up exactly right. The focus had to hold through motion blur and dappled backlight and a moving target in a moving forest. I prepared myself, held my breath, and waited to see what came back. In reality, I could never arrange things perfectly. Ultimately I had to surrender to control.

"The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps." — Proverbs 16:9

This is for the person who is chasing something hard right now. Who knows the vision, feels the momentum, and is learning to trust that the path is being established even when they can't see it clearly.

Printed by hand in my own studio on archival paper rated to last 200 years.

Print details

Paper: 305 GSM Baryta Fine Art Paper
Finish: Lustre
Ink: Canon Lucia Pro 11-pigment archival ink
Archival rating: 200+ years
Printed by hand in my printing studio in Salt Lake City, Utah

Available sizes

5×7 — $35
8.5×11 — $65
11×14 — $95

Edition
Open edition — printed to order, no quantity limit

Shipping
All prints ship flat, never rolled — within 2–5 business days of your order

Every print in this studio is made by hand, by me, when your order comes in. That means it takes a little longer than a warehouse — and it means what arrives at your door was made with intention, not pulled off a shelf.

Processing & shipping
Please allow 2–5 business days for your print to be made before it ships. Once it's on its way you'll receive a tracking number. Domestic orders ship via FedEx Ground, USPS Priority, or UPS Ground.

Returns
Because each print is made specifically for you, I don't accept returns. If something about your order isn't right, reach out and we'll find a solution together.

Damaged in transit
If your print arrives damaged, I will replace it. No questions asked. Just send me a photo of the damage within 7 days of delivery and I'll get a new one made and shipped to you immediately.

Questions?
Reach out at Seth@thecowboyphotographer.com — I read every message personally.