Holiday Gift Guide

Vermont Sunset: light fanning out from a cloud's edge across an open sky, photograph by Nathan Larson

Gifts for Nature Lovers

Grizzlies and great grey owls, birds and bison, wild coastlines and lighthouses, mountain country from Alaska to Colorado, waterfalls, lone trees, cloudscapes and night skies — fine-art prints for the walls of anyone who loves the outdoors. And Field Notes on Avoidance, a book of poems and photographs, in hardcover, audiobook, and Kindle. For the ones who wander, and the ones who wish they could.

Products Ship Now, in Time for the Holidays

Prints and limited first editions of Field Notes on Avoidance are ready to ship now. Order prints by December 5 for Christmas delivery. Free shipping to the US and Canada, professionally packaged. Running late? A gift certificate gives them time to choose the perfect print. And the audiobook and Kindle edition are instant downloads for your own listening and reading.

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Truly Unique Book Experience

Field Notes on Avoidance · $135

Over 60 poems and 50 photographs, bound with cobalt thread on a naked spine and printed on Munken paper. A limited first edition, made to be held. Choose Flower, Mountain, or Feather.

“These images are of course penetrating and powerful—but I find the poems make them better.”

— Bill McKibben

“One of the most beautiful books that’s come across my desk.”

— Mikaela Lefrak, Vermont Edition, Vermont Public Radio

Field Notes on Avoidance by Nathan Larson, Flower cover

The Collector’s Bundle

3-Cover Bundle · $324 (save 20%)

Flower, Mountain, and Feather — austere landscape, fleeting light, contemplative stillness. Keep one, give two, or keep them all together on the shelf.

The three covers of Field Notes on Avoidance: Flower, Mountain and Feather

Something for the Wall — Prints from $99

Every photograph comes in three presentations: archival Hahnemühle fine art paper (from $99, ships with a border for your framer), ChromaLuxe HD metal (from $199, ready to hang), or ultraHD acrylic (from $299, ready to hang). Sizes from 8×12 to 40×60 inches. Free shipping to the US and Canada.

8×12 · 16×24 · 24×36 · 40×60 in — Paper $99 / $199 / $399 / $999 · Metal $199 / $599 / $999 (to 24×36) · Acrylic $299 / $899 / $1,699 / $3,999

Custom framing, multi-panel sets, and large installations by request — [email protected]

Vermont Sunset, fine art print by Nathan Larson

Vermont Sunset

Light fans out from a cloud’s edge across an open sky. A small, daily dose of hope.

Oregon Coast Lighthouse Sunset, fine art print by Nathan Larson

Oregon Coast Lighthouse Sunset

A white lighthouse held in soft pastel light. For the one who loves the coast.

Alaskan Layers, fine art print by Nathan Larson

Alaskan Layers

Magenta wildflowers climbing green hills to snowy peaks. Alaska in a single breath.

Grizzly Bear Portrait, fine art print by Nathan Larson

Grizzly Bear Portrait

A close, quiet meeting with a wild animal. For the friend who’d rather be outside.

Instant Downloads & Gift Certificates

Audiobook · $15

Instant download

The poems, read by the author and a special guest, set to field recordings. A private listening link arrives by email right after purchase. For long drives and quiet evenings.

Kindle Edition · $9.99

Instant download

The collection in your pocket, on your Kindle the moment you buy it.

Gift Certificates

Flexibility

Let them take their time. A gift certificate gives the freedom to wander the galleries and choose the perfect print, whenever it feels right.

For Press & Editors

Writing a holiday gift guide? PDF review copies of Field Notes on Avoidance and high-resolution images are available on request. Email [email protected].

Field Notes on Avoidance · limited first-edition hardcover · approx. 8×10 in · 128 pages · 60+ poems, 50 photographs · ISBN 9798999834409 · $135 / $324 three-cover bundle · also audiobook ($15) and Kindle ($9.99).

Letters from the Field

Occasional notes, new photographs, and first word on new work. Nothing more.

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