“O’ beautiful for spacious skies,
for amber waves of grain,
for purple mountains majesty,
above the fruited plain.”
This Is America!
Waters
My Story
I've photographed landscapes across America for over 45 years. I love capturing the beauty of the natural world and aim to keep shooting as many scenes as I can. After reviewing thousands of images, I’ve chosen and edited a collection to share on this new website. Each photo is selected to bring the natural world into your home or office and inspire a genuine "wow."
Transform any space with the calming, restorative power of landscape photography.
At Landscape Photos by Waters, we create high-quality landscape prints in four convenient sizes, perfect for hospitals, corporate offices, and private homes. Our images are carefully selected and professionally processed to deliver crisp detail, true-to-life color, and a serene atmosphere that complements any interior.
Why choose our landscapes?
Designed to soothe: Nature scenes reduce stress and improve mood—ideal for waiting rooms, workspaces, and recovery areas.
Flexible sizing: Four standard sizes make it easy to find the right scale for hallways, lobbies, conference rooms, or living rooms.
Professional finishes: Each print is produced on premium archival stretched canvas for lasting vibrancy and clarity.
Optional framing: Add a refined, ready-to-hang presentation with our framing service for a polished, maintenance-free display.
Tailored for businesses: We understand institutional and corporate needs—bulk orders, consistent aesthetics across multiple locations, and reliable delivery.
Benefits for your space
Hospitals and clinics: Create calming environments that support healing and reduce patient anxiety.
Corporate offices: Enhance productivity and brand image with thoughtfully curated landscapes that foster focus and creativity.
Private homes: Bring the outdoors in for daily relaxation and a touch of timeless beauty.
Easy to order, simple to install Choose your image and size, opt for framing if you prefer, and we’ll handle the rest. Our prints arrive ready to hang, packaged securely for safe delivery.
Bring lasting calm and visual appeal to your space with landscape photography from Landscape Photos by Waters. Contact us to discuss the best images and sizes for your locations or to place a bulk order.
Framing? Canvas prints - frames NOT NEEDED and they look artsy unframed. If you prefer a frame, the result is stunning — and framed prices are reasonable. Framed or not, these images are ready to view. Thank you for visiting Waters Landscape Photography.
HOW TO ORDER CANVAS PRINTS: No worries mate! It’s easy. First, take your time as you stroll through the Gallery. Each print is titled and has a stock number (A/001 as an example). When you find your treasured photograph(s), Make a note of which ones you like. Click on either the Photo itself or click on the “Store” button. You are immediately brought to the store. Locate your image(s), click on the size you desire and indicate if you would like a frame (see SERVICES FOR FRAME STYLES). Then, proceed to CHECKOUT, select your payment method and you are done. You should receive your finished prints within 7 days. Enjoy and may God bless.
ONE FINAL THING: All of my photos fall under copywrite laws. Any reproduction of these images is prohibited.
The world is calling you. Tired of hum drum days in hum drum rooms-get rid of your hum drums with beautiful and creative landscape photos printed on high quality stretched canvas. They are beautiful and they get rid of your hum drums.
Welcome to the Waters Gallery of Fine Landscape Photography
Snow in the Garden
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Unfortunately, relatively few people get to witness the amazing transformation that takes place during winter at the Garden of the Gods. One cold morning I rose early and made a beeline for the park, and was rewarded with golden streams of light as they poured through the rock formations. I hope you enjoy the view.
Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Snow-capped Pikes Peak, Colorado
America’s Mountain
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What a mountain! People drive, hike, and ride the train up its winding slopes, and every 4th of July they race to the summit at over 14,000 feet. America’s mountain ushers in our New Year with a spectacular fireworks display launched from the very top, lighting the sky and valley below.
Red Rock
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South of the Garden of the Gods you’ll find a charming “Mini Garden.” It’s a modest extension of the red monoliths that define the Garden, offering the same rugged character on a smaller scale. While it may not be as grand, its hiking trails are inviting and just waiting for the next visitor to fall in love with the park’s quieter beauty. And yes — dogs adore it too.
Red Rock Canyon Park, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Victor, Colorado
The Gold Rush Was On
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Peace and quiet abound in the mountains today. But it certainly wasn’t so during the “Gold Rush” days. This area once was home to well over 100,000 people, and just about every one of them had the fever. Beyond mining, the two biggest businesses in the region were bars and brothels, catering to the rush of hopeful prospectors. It was the wild west at its most unruly and untamed.
Garden of the Gods
Forces of Nature
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These striking rock formations that make up Garden of the Gods were considered sacred by many Native tribes for generations. The last of those peoples to call the area home were the Ute, whose deep connection to the land is still remembered today. Modern visitors now replace the sounds of horses and drums with the chatter of tour groups and the voices of bus guides sharing stories about this remarkable park. If you come to Colorado Springs, a visit to the Garden of the Gods is an absolute must-see.
Prescott, Arizona
One of the “8th Wonders of Arizona” Watson Lake.
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Located just north of Prescott sits this charming “Boulder Bowl” of a lake. The water is cool and crystal-clear, inviting canoeists and kayakers from across Arizona to gently paddle its calm, mirror-like surface. Nestled in the cool high country, the lake offers refreshing, pine-scented air and sweeping scenic views that delight visitors year-round.
Falls at Sunset, Arkansas
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If you’ve ever wondered what Eden must have looked like, I believe Arkansas gives you a beautiful hint. Here, the trees wear a special, vibrant green; the sunsets spill the perfect “golden hour” light; and you are never far from the gentle, soothing sound of rushing water.
Bella Vista, Arkansas
Eleven-Mile Canyon, Colorado
A Different Kind of Gold
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Colorado is famous for two kinds of gold. One is metallic, buried and worked by miners, and the other is organic, a blazing display supplied each autumn by the incredible aspen. As the days become shorter and light softens, there is an explosion of golden color that sweeps through the mountains. Because of the dramatic changes in elevation, this procession of color unfolds according to altitude, painting slopes in succession from high ridges down to valley floors. I have been coming to this canyon for almost 50 years. It’s one of the few places I photograph that has never changed: the same winding road, the same sturdy bridges, the same shadowed tunnels and the same clear, steady stream. I dearly love coming here and watching the familiar landscape turn to gold each season.
Independence Pass, Colorado
Those Were The Days
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The prospect of discovering their own vein of gold drew thousands of men and women into these mountains. And even when you did find gold, there were always bars and brothels ready to take it away. Even the man who started it all with a discovery in Cripple Creek ended up penniless. For the miners, the work was grueling and often brutal. When a moment of relaxation did present itself, the choices were usually the same: a bar, a brothel, or bed.
Twin Tunnels
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I can’t begin to count the number of photos I’ve taken of these tunnels. No drive down the winding road would be complete unless I bring out Mr. Nikon. From film to pixels, I’ve used it all to capture this beautiful place.
Eleven-Mile Canyon, Colorado
Ozark Mountains, Arkansas
If Only Barns Could Talk
It’s sad to see the slow demise of these wondrous structures. They once held the comforting sounds of cows and pigs and the rhythmic clip-clop of horses. Within their weathered walls, children played atop giant stacks of hay, and what a perfect place those barns were to gather and tell ghost stories on long summer evenings.
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Peaceful Falls, Missouri
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With a name like Waters, I think you’ll understand my lifelong fascination with cool, clear water. Whether it’s crashing on a windswept Pacific coast or gently flowing over sun-warmed rocks in its patient journey to the sea, I love the stuff—salt or fresh, wild or calm.
Pinion Falls, Arkansas
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Our home was only about five minutes away from this waterfall. I’ve spent countless hours wandering up and down its rocky shore and have cherished nearly every moment there. Springtime in Arkansas brings steady, abundant rain, and whether the creek was a gentle trickle or a thundering roar, Pinion Creek never failed to yield unforgettable photographs.
Arkansas Countryside
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One summer afternoon, my “shooting” partner — my wife — and I happened upon a quintessential, old-time farmstead, complete with a whole family gathered on the front porch. About fifty yards away from them stood this time-worn relic, quietly weathered by the years. Grandpa gave me permission to photograph his barn as long as I’d “sit a spell” with them. I did just that. What wonderful people.
Traveling the Back Roads of Arkansas
The “Grand-Old-daddy of All Landscapes”
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There is not a larger canyon in the whole world. It’s incredible. Every time I answered its call, it took my breath away. Words fall short, so I’ll have to rely on my photos to do the talking for me.
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Unframed Prints
One and a half inch deep edges.
Special light and scratch protecting coating.
Hanging hardware included.
Professional “Artcy” look.
Canvas Print
Prices for All to Enjoy!
Your choice of several styles of frames.
Special light and scratch coating applied.
Hanging hardware included.
Stunning elegant “look”.
Framed Prints
16 × 20
$65/$125
18 × 24
$80/$140
24 × 36
$90/$170
30 ×40
$200/$300
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