{"description":"They rise abruptly from the open plains,  \nremnants of the ancestral Rocky Mountains,  \nformed eons ago and shaped by time itself.  \nStone that has learned how to endure.\n\nTheir forms are vast and commanding,  \npines gathered at their feet,  \nmeadows resting below their watchful faces.  \nIn winter’s quiet, they seem to pause,  \nas if the land is holding its breath.\n\nWithin their folds, life finds refuge.  \nBears and mountain lions move unseen,  \nfoxes, bobcats, coyotes, and countless others  \nslip into shadow and shelter,  \nwoven into the contours of stone.\n\nThey are the ancients of this place,  \ntowering above the valley.  \nUnchanging witnesses to seasons passing below,  \nheld by winter,  \nand holding the wild in return.\n\nImage captured in Boulder, Colorado, winter 2019  \nCanon EOS 5D Mark II  \nCanon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM Lens","name":"Stone Held by Winter","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Brynn Alise Schmidt","display_type":"text"}],"image_details":{"bytes":13063589,"format":"JPEG","sha256":"dba3af4c9ec54b7acf5c23678781060aacfcb7af009d32b1c06d9a7da77a1bde","width":10434,"height":5870},"image":"https://arweave.net/CwZZh619BbLEOgLfgX3BnV5FY8qMg3wzdWHgdPnOPUM","image_url":"https://arweave.net/CwZZh619BbLEOgLfgX3BnV5FY8qMg3wzdWHgdPnOPUM"}