Reelfoot Lake-3

Where the river turned back. The New Madrid earthquakes of 1811–12 were so powerful they briefly reversed the flow of the Mississippi River, creating Reelfoot Lake in their wake. This photograph finds beauty in that violent origin — a landscape of cypress silhouettes, still water, and the vast Tennessee sky.

“This image is offered in a limited edition of 250 prints in total across all available sizes. Prints are supplied unframed and unmounted. The listed dimensions are the overall paper size, including the white border; the image area is smaller. Your purchase includes a completed printed certificate of authenticity featuring an image of your chosen photograph.”