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350 MEGAPIXEL VAST PHOTO
Hyannis, Nebraska
In the wide-open Sandhills of Nebraska, I came across this simple dirt road winding its way through rolling grasslands. At the bend in the road stood a single tree, strong and steady against the horizon. The sky above was painted with soft clouds drifting slowly across the prairie, and the scene carried with it a quiet strength that felt deeply personal. I wanted this photograph to capture that feeling: even in the vast openness of the Sandhills, one tree, one road, one moment can carry profound meaning.
For me, this image is about solitude and resilience. The Sandhills are a place where silence speaks louder than noise, where the landscape seems eternal, and where small details take on great importance. That lone tree feels like a companion, a witness to countless seasons of wind, storms, and sunlight. It reminds me that beauty is often found in the simplest forms, and that strength can be quiet yet unshakable.
As someone who grew up in Nebraska, the Sandhills hold a special place in my heart. They are unlike anywhere else in the world with rolling dunes of grass stretching endlessly, skies that seem larger than life, and roads that feel like journeys into both the land and yourself. This photograph is my way of honoring that heritage and sharing it with others.
This is an extremely high-resolution photograph, created to showcase every detail, from the texture of the road to the blades of prairie grass swaying in the wind, to the soft tones in the sky. I spent time waiting for the light to hit the hills just right, so the greens glowed with life while the clouds provided balance and depth. The clarity of the final image allows you to step into the Sandhills yourself, to feel the openness and calm as if you were standing there beside me.
This photograph is about the feeling of belonging to the land. When you bring it into your home, office, or healthcare space, you bring with it a sense of openness, grounding, and quiet resilience. My hope is that it offers the same peace I felt while standing there, breathing in the Nebraska air and hearing nothing but the wind through the grass.
The Sandhills are one of America’s last great unspoiled places, and this image carries a piece of that rare beauty into everyday life.
Date & Time | 2024: |
Location | Hyannis, Nebraska |
Coordinates | 41.987808, -101.691333 |
Focal Length | 110mm |
Aperture | f/2 |
Shutter | f/4000 |
ISO | 100 |
Num of Exposures | 12 |
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Width | 30,522 px |
Height | 11,460 px |
Aspect Ratio | 2.66 : 1 |
Date & Time | 2024: |
Location | Hyannis, Nebraska |
Coordinates | 41.987808, -101.691333 |
Focal Length | 110mm |
Aperture | f/2 |
Shutter | f/4000 |
ISO | 100 |
Num of Exposures | 12 |
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