Prairie Landscapes

Prairie landscapes are the perfect photography prints to compliment your home. This gallery features beautiful pictures of badlands, sand dunes, old barns, and living skies in the Canadian prairie regions of Saskatchewan and Alberta, where the seasonal diversity remains unmatched.

A large photographic print of badlands at sunset hangs over the bed in a modern bedroom. — 'Afterburner', Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta. Limited Edition of 50.

Each unique image is available as large wall art in the medium and size of your choice. Every Limited Edition artwork is meticulously crafted using the finest printing methods available today. All photographs are unobtrusively imprinted with my signature and your edition number. A hand-signed, laminated certificate of authenticity will be shipped separately to accompany your art piece.

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The orange full moon during a lunar eclipse rises over the badlands of southern Alberta, Canada. — Lunar Eclipse

Numerous bolts of lightning light up the cloudy sky during a summer thunderstorm over green farmland near Caronport, Saskatchewan. — Lightning

Black and white image of Castle Butte in the Big Muddy badlands, Saskatchewan. — Surreal

Rainbow over an old barn in a field after a rainstorm in Saskatchewan, Canada. — Living Skies

Badlands in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park are warmly illuminated by the setting sun on the horizon with colorful orange clouds in the sky. — Afterburner

Two grain bins stand in a field during a colorful sunset at harvest time in Saskatchewan, Canada. — Harvest

A lighthouse sits on top of a hill overlooking Jackfish Lake in Saskatchewan, Canada at sunset with colorful clouds. — Cochin Lighthouse

A 230 foot tall sandstone butte in southern Saskatchewan is lit by the setting sun amongst yellow prairie grasses and blue sky filled with puffy white clouds. — Castle Butte

Badlands during sunrise in Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. — Layers of the Past

Old barn standing in a prairie field during colorful yellow sunrise in Saskatchewan, Canada. — Once Upon A Time

Nighttime view of a small tent on the beach of a lake with the aurora borealis and stars in Saskatchewan, Canada. — Room With A View

Distant trees with hoar frost and heavy fog at Cranberry Flats, Saskatchewan, Canada. — Frozen

A great horned owl perched on roof of old barn in a prairie field during moonrise in Saskatchewan, Canada, — The Watcher

Two horses graze in a field with colorful trees near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. — Horses In Autumn

The Milky Way and stars shine in the sky at night over the dunes of The Great Sandhills, Saskatchewan. — Mirage

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Today, we understand that exposure to natural scenery not only makes us feel better emotionally, but the effect on our well-being is profound. As more people than ever before live in cities or large towns across the globe, it is understandable that many of us lack the frequent connection with nature that helps balance our daily lives.

It makes sense that the simple act of placing photographs of nature scenes on our walls is a natural and organic way to decorate our homes, reducing stress and improving our overall well-being.

Thank you for visiting the Prairie Wonders gallery and enjoy exploring the website.

Portrait of Canadian landscape photographer Dean McLeod.