{"description":"The Snake River is still.  \nIts surface becomes a mirror,  \nholding the Tetons in perfect reflection,  \nas though the mountains themselves  \nhave been suspended between earth and sky.\n\nThe scene feels untouched by time.  \nThe river bends through the valley  \nas it has for centuries.  \nThe peaks rise above it,  \nunchanged by the passing years,  \ntheir jagged silhouettes etched against the horizon.\n\nGenerations have come and gone.  \nThe river remembers them all.\n\nAnd the mountains remain.  \nThrough storm and sunlight,  \nthrough seasons and centuries,  \nthey have watched over this valley,  \nsilent witnesses to the unfolding story of the West.\n\nPerhaps that is why places like this move us.  \nNot because they are unchanged,  \nbut because they remind us  \nhow fleeting our own lives are  \nagainst the measure of deep time.\n\nThe reflection will fade with the wind.  \nThe light will shift.  \nThe moment will pass.  \nBut the mountains endure,  \ncarrying within their stone  \nthe memory of all who have stood here before,  \nand all who have yet to come.\n\nThe memory of the mountains.\n\nImage captured in Grand Teton National Park  \nFall, 2015  \nCanon 5D Mark II  \nCanon 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM  \n","name":"The Memory of the Mountains","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Brynn Alise Schmidt","display_type":"text"}],"image_details":{"bytes":14796271,"format":"JPEG","sha256":"b5d66ef8a2f0acc79ea68fff26c5e49a9c577f42cdd8adb22ec663186cb230a0","width":10280,"height":5784},"image":"https://arweave.net/287A7Qr_hxR5l3swHolwzK9dk6O4WR565-pn8YTjdoE","image_url":"https://arweave.net/287A7Qr_hxR5l3swHolwzK9dk6O4WR565-pn8YTjdoE"}