We were goofing off in an old barn in Bear Lake, Utah when the sunset started pouring through an open door and the whole world was clothed in a golden glow. Professional bareback rider Weston Timberman stepped into that light with confidence yet humility. It's an image of a man who has been thrown, broken, and gotten back up more times than most of us will ever understand, standing in the kind of light of perseverance. For a righteous man may fall seven times and rise again. This image speaks to resilience. Dignity. Faith without sight. The boldness that defines the West at its best. If you want to wake up every morning and be reminded what it looks like to keep going — this print is for you. Printed by hand in my own studio on archival paper rated to last 200 years.