Here at Cramer Imaging, we’re pleased to announce that we’ve secured another location where you can go check out some of our beautiful landscape and fine art photography.  It was a surprise for us as well when the answer was ‘yes’.  So, we’re happy to be working with Jon and Lilly at the Panguitch Mercantile.

Cramer Imaging's photograph of the Panguitch Mercantile in Panguitch Utah in the summertime

You can find several of our favorite photos up for sale at the Mercantile.  All of these photos are matted and framed for your convenience.

Cramer Imaging's fine art landscape photograph of a waterfall on Virgin River in Court of the Patriarchs in Zion National Park Utah
Cramer Imaging's quality landscape photograph of the tranquil waters of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming
Cramer Imaging's quality black and white landscape photograph of Jenny Lake reflecting the mountains in Grand Teton National Park Wyoming
Cramer Imaging's professional quality landscape photograph of red rock formations and dramatic sky in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Cramer Imaging's fine art landscape photograph of a waterfall and red hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Cramer Imaging's professional quality landscape photograph of the Virgin River and mountains at sunset in Zion's National Park, Utah
Cramer Imaging's professional quality landscape and nature photograph of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah at Sunset Point
Cramer Imaging's professional quality landscape photograph of a tree against the red cliffs of Capitol Reef National Park Utah

Cramer Imaging's fine art landscape photograph of wind turbines on hill in golden light of sunset just after winter snow storm

Most of these beautiful photos are region-specific, meaning that there’s something local which has meaning to the area.  This includes the national park, where the photo(s) was taken, being really close by or you could be looking at a building which is close by.

Of those photos not taken nearby the city of Panguitch (and thereby the Mercantile), they still contain some local interest.  There is a lake nearby or the fact that the region is a desert could be part of the attraction.

Either way, the Panguitch Mercantile is currently the only location where you can walk in and buy some of these photos.  Don’t take our word for it.  Check out what the Mercantile had to say for yourself.

If you’re in the neighborhood of Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Panguitch, or otherwise, you might drop by and check out my photography for yourself.  You can also check out many of Jon and Lilly’s other merchandise.  They have some quality furniture and other things for sale.  Tell them that I sent you.

If you’d like to learn more about the Panguitch Mercantile, check out their Facebook page here.

Update: The Panguitch Mercantile updated their art section and these pictures are no longer on display.