Print Name: Seven Sisters Falls
Captured: August 2008 | Location: Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba, Canada
The Story: A powerful scene capturing the Seven Sisters Generating Station, the largest hydroelectric generating station on the Winnipeg River. The station was built in two stages between 1929 and 1952, replacing a series of seven natural rapids that gave the area its name. The image, captured in August 2008, showcases the immense power of the water as it's released through the spillways alongside the powerhouse. This structure was a major engineering feat of its time, vital for supplying electricity to Winnipeg and the surrounding region. It is now operated by Manitoba Hydro and is a testament to early 20th-century Canadian industrial history. This photo freezes a breathtaking second of this majestic display of harnessed natural power.

Print Materials

Museum-Quality Photo Rag — Unframed

Printed in my Winnipeg studio on Palo Duro SoftGloss Rag 315, a 315 gsm, 100% cotton fine art paper with a subtle semi-gloss finish. This archival, acid-free paper is listed by Red River as FOGRA-certified to ISO 9706 for paper permanence. I use pigment inks in my Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4100 printer. Photo Rag prints are coated with Hahnemühle Protective Spray and are supplied unframed, with no mounting hardware. Choose your own frame to suit the photograph and your space. Conservation framing and protection from direct sunlight help preserve your print.

Gallery-Wrapped Canvas — Ready to Hang

Printed in my Winnipeg studio on Palo Duro Satin Canvas, a 450 gsm canvas with a satin finish. Each canvas print is coated with Eco Print Shield, is gallery-wrapped over 1.5-inch wooden stretcher bars and is supplied ready to hang.

ChromaLuxe Metal Prints

Produced through a Winnipeg lab on ChromaLuxe Vibrant Gloss metal panels, offering a crisp, vibrant presentation of the photograph. Metal prints are supplied ready to hang. Choose from the available sizes and options above.

Limited Editions

My limited-edition fine art prints are personally inspected, signed and numbered, and include a certificate of authenticity. Photo gifts are separate products and are not limited-edition prints.

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