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Cavern of Lights | Photography by Jay Mason. Item composed of paper in minimalism or contemporary style
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Cavern of Lights | Photography by Jay Mason. Item composed of paper in minimalism or contemporary style
Cavern of Lights | Photography by Jay Mason. Item composed of paper in minimalism or contemporary style

Created and Sold by Jay Mason

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Cavern of Lights - Photography

Price from $375 to $1,450

Creation: 1-2 weeks
Shipping: FedEx 7-10 days
Price $60 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: January 7, 2025
Prints are carefully mailed in rigid spiral-wound cardboard tube and include a certificate of authenticity.

Handmade

Made In USA

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
20H x 20W in
50.8H x 50.8W cm
36H x 36W in
91.44H x 91.44W cm
18H x 18W in
45.72H x 45.72W cm

This was taken at the beginning of my trip to New Zealand. It is early morning navigating the Chicago O'Hare airport.
The paintingesque photo depicts a tranquil forest with dense coniferous trees in the foreground alongside the inside passage along Alaska's rugged coast. The foliage is rich in varying shades of green, indicating a lush, verdant environment.

Item Cavern of Lights
Created by Jay Mason
As seen in Creator's Studio, Delafield, WI
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Meet the Creator

Jay Mason

Delafield, WI

Wescover creator since 2023
Immersive landscapes

While enjoying photography for over 50 years I haven't dedicated myself to learning and creating images in my unique style until I turned 60. I have always been inspired by the majestic landscapes of American artists of the 19th century and in my travels I started seeing vistas with an eye toward capturing the colors, composition and atmosphere of the paintings I've always loved. ​

My photo journey began in high school as staff photographer for our newspaper and yearbook. At 17 I finagled my way into obtaining press credentials for our local sports and concert venue. I made full use of that, attending nearly all concerts, taking great shots and eventually getting opportunities for band interviews. Not bad for a high school newspaper, which we won national awards for. ​

As many who have entered retirement, I've picked back up a few of my interests and passions that I'd set aside in my working years. Photography was always a deep interest, one in fact, I contemplated pursuing as a career. Fortunately, now I have the time to devote to my craft and the travels that inspire me. ​ The balance of my time is spent mentoring entrepreneurs and young adults in their vocational pursuit and journeys.