Pineapple for the Gods

Story Note From the Photographer

This was the first place I hiked while in Japan. What started as a simple hike turned into climbing up the side of a mountain, following a rope we found leading up another trail. That path eventually led us here.

It’s often considered a sign of respect to leave something for the gods, so we left a small bag of diced pineapple.

About the Photograph

This weathered stone Buddha, surrounded by lush green foliage, felt like discovering a hidden shrine along a forest trail. The natural textures, aged stone, and quiet surroundings capture a moment of stillness and reflection.

Printed on museum-grade archival paper with vivid giclée inks, the matte finish reduces glare while preserving the natural detail and texture of the photograph. Available in 46 sizes for everything from small intimate spaces to larger walls.

Product Features

• Museum-grade archival paper
• Fade-resistant giclée printing
• Matte finish to reduce glare
• 46 available sizes
• Indoor use only
• Ships within the United States
• Minor size tolerance of +/- 1/16"

Shipping & Care

To help protect your print during transit, it will be carefully rolled and securely packaged in a protective shipping tube. Once received, gently unroll the print and allow it time to naturally relax before framing. If dust accumulates, gently wipe the print with a clean, dry cloth.