Flatiron Sunset
Boulder, Colorado
A summer sunset paints the sky with pink and purple hues over a symbol of the Colorado Front Range. The Flatirons provide an iconic backdrop for the city of Boulder. Five slanted sandstone formations which run north to south along the eastern slope of Green Mountain make up what is today known as the Flatirons, which are nearly 300 million years old. In the early 1900s these rocks were called the “Chautauqua Slabs” or “The Crags.”
Item Number: EE7024
Open Edition Collection
Photograph printed with a high-gloss finish on premium high-definition photo paper, with vibrant color integrity which adds depth and richness to this professional gallery-level display. Each print has one of the Erikson’s signatures printed in the lower right corner.
