Pampas Paradise

Photo Location: Northern California

Pampas grass during sunrise overlooking the Pacific Ocean near Trinidad, CA. Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is an invasive plant in California. It was introduced to the state in the 1800s as an ornamental plant, but it has since escaped cultivation and spread to many parts of the state. Pampas grass can form dense stands that crowd out native plants and alter fire regimes.

Limited Edition photo print of 200.

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Trulife Acrylic Mounted Print

The signature Jongas presentation.
Your photograph is printed on Lumachrome HD archival photographic paper and face-mounted behind museum-grade TruLife optical acrylic. This premium presentation delivers exceptional clarity, depth and color, giving the photograph a luminous, almost three-dimensional presence on the wall.

-Anti-reflective optical coating — significantly reduces glare and reflections
-Scratch-resistant and anti-static surface — designed for lasting durability
-UV protection — helps protect the photograph from fading over time
-Ready to hang — professional French cleat mounting system included
-Signed and numbered limited edition with Certificate of Authenticity
-Production: approximately 4–6 weeks · Free U.S. shipping

Learn more about materials, construction and presentation: Print Creation & Surface Guide

Metal Print

A contemporary alternative to TruLife acrylic, metal prints offer vibrant color, crisp detail and a clean frameless presentation. The image is infused directly into coated aluminum, creating a durable, lightweight surface with excellent color and luminosity.

Metal prints are scratch and UV resistant, arrive ready to hang, and can also be framed if preferred.

Production: approximately 2–3 weeks · Free U.S. shipping

Meet The Artist

Eddie Jongas — Modern Fine Art Photographer

Eddie Jongas is a fine art landscape photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada. A self-taught artist and lifelong traveler, he has driven through 48 states, photographed in 15 countries and covered more than 700,000 miles in pursuit of landscapes, cities and fleeting moments of extraordinary light.

His work spans the American West, the California coast, the forests of the Pacific Northwest, the canyon country of the Southwest and cities across the United States and Europe. Through his photography, Eddie hopes not only to create art worth living with, but to inspire people to experience, appreciate and help preserve the remarkable places that inspired his art.

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