The story behind the photograph
Touring Yellowstone in the deep winter of early 2026 we found many amazing species... this may be mistaken by many as a wolf, however it is a coyote. In Yellowstone, the wild in the wilderness runs deep. These coyotes have the bodies of wolves you'd see in Colorado or elsewhere... it's the face, the pointed snout, that is the give away. Such still, peaceful, pristine moments of beauty in these encounters. We are blessed.”
I Will Not Fear · Psalm 118:5-6
“In my distress I called to the Lord, and He answered and set me free. The Lord is on my side; I will not be afraid.”
In Tom Bartel's words
“Touring Yellowstone in the deep winter of early 2026 we found many amazing species... this may be mistaken by many as a wolf, however it is a coyote.”
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From the photograph Winter Beauty by Tom Bartel, Colorado · View the original →
Picture
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Format
Crisp detail on archival fine-art paper, set behind glazing in a gallery frame.
Size
Holds a wall on its own, over a console or desk
25.5″ × 33.5″ on the wall, with the frame
Good detail. Made to be seen from a step or two back, as a piece this size usually is.
Above 24″, printed from an enlarged file
The piece was developed in our studio using digital and AI tools, and the same tools enlarged it for large-format printing. At these sizes fine detail is interpreted rather than photographed.
Frame: Natural
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- Each piece is printed for you, so we can’t take back an undamaged one.
A Yellowstone coyote in thick winter coat stands on open snow, head turned to hold the camera's gaze. Low sunlight rakes across the drifts from the left, warming the guard hairs along its flank and back while the surrounding snow falls into cool blue shadow. Behind, snow-laden deadfall and a dark conifer bough sit softly out of focus.
Why these words
As lone creatures, the coyote reminds us, we may feel alone, but we never walk alone - God is always with us.
The photograph that inspired this piece
It begins with an original photograph by Tom Bartel of a real place. This version was developed from that photograph in our studio, using digital and AI tools guided by the original’s own composition, and these words set over the finished picture. How these are made.
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