A winter new release unveiling at the Blake DeBock Fine Art Gallery in the Village at Mammoth welcomed collectors and visitors for the debut of new limited edition fine art photography from Mammoth Lakes, the Eastern Sierra, and worldwide destinations. Presented by the artist and experienced at scale, the evening marked both the release of new work and the New Year inside Blake’s flagship gallery in the mountains of Mammoth Lakes.

Blake DeBock Fine Art installed large collection prints at The Village Lodge in Mammoth Lakes, California, featuring 27 limited edition works, including seven-foot panoramas and large-format pieces throughout public spaces and private condos. Created, produced, and installed entirely in house by Blake DeBock, the collection showcases Mammoth Mountain and the Eastern Sierra, establishing a significant single-artist presence within the Village Lodge.

In fine art photography, the term limited edition carries weight. It is not simply a production choice, but a reflection of how an artist understands rarity, authorship, and long-term value.

For collectors, knowing what defines a true limited edition is essential. Not all editions are structured the same, and the distinction matters.

Blake DeBock Fine Art Gallery in the Village at Mammoth unveiled Stallions of the Sea, a dreamlike and immersive series photographed by Blake DeBock along Mexico’s Caribbean coast. Revealed live in the gallery, the collection feels almost imagined, blending powerful stallions, white sand, and open water into large-format works meant to be experienced in person.

Blake DeBock’s fine art prints of Convict Lake capture the soul of California’s Eastern Sierra—where childhood memories, alpine reflections, and years of artistic pursuit come together in one of nature’s most dramatic landscapes.

Discover the wild beauty of Torrey Pines through the eyes of fine art photographer Blake DeBock. Raised above the cliffs and mentored by surf legend Aaron Chang, Blake captures this iconic stretch of California coast with rare intimacy—from golden sunsets and twisted pines to the view inside a barreling 10-foot wave, shot while swimming with his camera.

Fine art photography of Mt Whitney, the highest peak in the lower 48. Blake DeBock’s images capture the Sierra icon in dramatic light and rare moments.

In a monumental step on his 27th birthday, Blake officially opens the doors of the Blake DeBock Gallery in The Village at Mammoth Lakes, CA