Fort Washakie Cemetery
Wind River Reservation, Wyoming
This black and white photograph captures the Fort Washakie Cemetery on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, where Chief Washakie (c.1804–1900), leader of the Eastern Shoshone, is laid to rest.
White crosses and headstones rise from tall prairie grass beneath an expansive sky. The composition places the horizon low, allowing the weight of the cloud formations to dominate the frame. In the distance, mountains anchor the landscape.
Rendered in monochrome, the image emphasizes tonal contrast and spatial scale — markers against grass, sky against earth. The reduction to black and white removes distraction, focusing attention on form, repetition, and quiet presence.
The photograph is less about spectacle than stillness — a study in space, memory, and restraint.
Limited Edition
Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.
The edition applies across all sizes.
Authentication
Black and white works are produced exclusively as archival pigment prints on museum-grade Baryta paper. Each print is signed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity with matched hologram verification.
