Judy Syring Invisible Bob Byerley Trains Comes in an open edition

Comes in an open edition with an unframed image size of 24" 'x 16"

In RETURN TO CABIN CREEK George Kovach has captured a pair of wolves stopping by an icy creek

at 7am in this Les Kouba print

A Canadian teacher's school desk from long ago is the subject of Doug Knutson's print MAKING THE GRADE-CANADA

A pair of wolves let their presence be known as they howl a duet together at the moon

Judy Syring Invisible Bob Byerley Trains Comes in an open editionIsle, MN houses the Father Hennepin State Park where Judy Syring has captured this photo of the white deer. Strangely enough the deer aren't true albino do to normal colored eyes, but they do have a recessive gene which causes their lack of pigmentation. As you can see their offspring grow to have normal fur color. Judy has found these deer at the perfect time of year as they blend into the snow perfectly calling this photo INVISIBLE. This photo is