Original gelatin silver print, signed and numbered by Jeffrey Conley
Mounted and overmatted with archival museum board
Edition of 40
Original photographs are hand-made and not all sizes are kept in inventory. Special orders from the photographer may take 4-8 weeks for delivery. We will contact you within two business days with an estimated delivery date.
Prices subject to change as print edition increases 

Jeffrey Conley , Edition Information

Each limited edition black and white print Jeffrey creates is meticulously crafted using traditional photographic processes including the darkroom craft of dodging and burning, that is, the lightening and darkening of selective areas within a print. This aesthetic variation, in conjunction with processing and printing material variances makes each print a distinctly original creation.

Original photographs by Jeffrey Conley have been exhibited and collected in the United States and Europe . His limited edition silver-gelatin prints are made in various sizes, from 8x10 up to 20x24. Prices change in respect to the edition number, increasing in price every ten prints. These prices are subject to change.

Print Size	1-10	11-20	21-30	31-40	41-50	51-60	61-65
8x10	$600	$700	$800	$900	$1000	$1100	TBA
11x14	$700	$800	$900	$1000	$1100	$1200	TBA
16x20	$800	$900	$1000	$1100	$1200	$1300	TBA
20x24	$900	$1000	$1100	$1200	$1300	$1400	TBA

Tier 1
All images not listed below.

Tier 2
Canyonlands, Utah
Dusk, California Coast
Magnolia
Morning Mist, California Coast
Oak and Morning Fog
Surf and Sunglint
Wave Abstraction

Tier 3
Calla Lily
Merced River, Trees, Yosemite
Merced River and Lower Brother, Yosemite
Twilight Surf, California Coast

As of 6/22/04 these titles are beyond or nearly beyond the first tier of the price structure:

• Merced River and Lower Brother, Yosemite, (next print will be number 28)
• Merced River, Trees, Yosemite, (next print will be number 21)
• Canyonlands, Utah, (next print will be number 18)
• Calla Lily (next print will be number 25)
• Twilight Surf, California Coast (next print will be number 23)
• Magnolia (next print will be number 19)
• Morning Mist, California Coast (next print will be number 13)
• Oak and Morning Fog (next print will be number 12)
• Dusk, California Coast (next print will be number 10)
• Wave Abstraction (next print will be number 10)
• Surf and Sunglint (next print will be number 9)

This photograph was made on a quiet early morning last fall on the Oregon Central Coast. I had camped nearby, rose before dawn, made some strong camp coffee, and then went on a long hike out along this remote stretch of coastline.

As I hiked, the light kept changing- it was theatrical to watch. When I came across this scene and it stopped me in my tracks... Such stunning sculpted trees! The light was diffused by a delicate shroud of lifting mist and the scene felt prehistoric. The perched formation of lodgepole pine, still and serene on this particular morning, somehow thrive in this beautifully rugged part of the Pacific coastline. Even on a calm autumn morning, the enduring beauty of these trees chronicle the powerful and persistent winds that so distinctively shape them.

After I had set up my camera and made the exposure, I sat for a little while to watch the scene change and evolve. As the mist lifted, the soft, delicate light gave way to hard direct sunlight, completely altering the character of the place. I find the quest for that certain fleeting confluence of time and place in landscape photography to be endlessly inspiring.