Edition of 7. From $2,500. 50% to conservation.
Each piece in the Guardians series was chosen because it represents something worth guarding: a species brought back from extinction, a landscape held sacred for millennia, the quiet persistence of life in impossible places.
50% of your purchase goes directly to conservation. You choose the organization. We send the check in your name. You get the art, the tax receipt, and the knowledge that this wall protects more than your view.
Only 7 collectors will own each image. When they’re gone, the edition closes.
5 sold across the series.
44 remain, the edition closes forever at 49.
The eagle is already committed, wings fully extended, talons releasing the treetop, the whole body angled into the departure. Whatever decision was made, it was made before I could see it being made. This is the moment just before it is gone. Shot at Canaan Mountain Wilderness, Utah. One of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented as an Acrylic Face Mount.
Dimensions: 40 × 22 in (102 × 56 cm)
Two birds, one branch, one calling. The front eagle holds low and quiet, bill barely parted. Behind it, the second bird rises above the first’s shoulders, bill open, calling into the February air above the Mississippi. One voice. One receiving it. A conversation in a language that was old before we had language, on a river that has been moving through this land longer than either of us has been watching. One of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented as an Acrylic Face Mount.
Dimensions: 24 × 36 in (61 × 91 cm)
An eagle descending the nest as its mate holds position, the massive eyrie woven into the bare winter branches along the Mississippi River corridor in Saint Paul, February, the sky pale and cold above it. Bald eagle pairs mate for life. They return to each other and to this nest because the decision was correct and there is no reason to make it again. One of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented as an Acrylic Face Mount.
Dimensions: 24 × 36 in (61 × 91 cm)
A bald eagle on a sun-bleached snag in the Coconino National Forest, Arizona, rendered in black and white because color would have been a distraction from what is actually happening. Stillness as a form of total awareness. This bird is not resting. It is watching everything. One of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315gsm, framed.
Dimensions: 20 × 30 in (51 × 76 cm)
The Lakota call it Matȟó Thípila (Bear Lodge). Sacred to more than twenty Indigenous nations. Fifty million years old, it formed when magma forced itself upward through sedimentary rock, and the softer stone eroded away over millennia, leaving the harder core standing. The earth built its own watchtower long before we thought of the idea. There are no eagles in this frame. The sentinel is the land itself. Devils Tower rises from the Wyoming plains in one of the seven in the Guardians Series. Editions of seven that will never be reprinted. Presented as a ChromaLuxe Metal Print.
Dimensions: 40 × 27 in (102 × 69 cm)
A single pine tree growing out of solid lava rock at Sunset Crater, on a November afternoon when wildfire smoke was layering itself into the atmosphere and turning the light amber at its edges. The volcanic field erupted a thousand years ago. A wildfire took the recovered forest in 2022. This tree did not receive either message. One of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented as a ChromaLuxe Metal Print.
Dimensions: 20 × 30 in (61 × 91 cm)
The Desert View Watchtower stands at the rim of nearly two billion years of exposed Earth history, roughly half the age of the planet, readable in the rock walls below it. Mary Colter built it in 1932 in the tradition of the ancient Ancestral Puebloan towers that came before it. Humans have always built high to see farther. The Grand Canyon reminds us how long the Earth was doing just fine without that impulse. Shot in black and white, one of seven in the Guardians Series, editions of seven, never reprinted. Presented on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315gsm, framed.
Dimensions: 40 × 27 in (102 × 69 cm)
Eye of Apollo is committed to directing 50% of every sale to verified nonprofit conservation organizations. Current intended recipients include the American Eagle Foundation,
Audubon Society, and National Park Foundation.