The Autumn Estuary No. 1 — satellite art print of Île aux Coudres, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada, captured 2026-09-25

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The Autumn Estuary No. 1

Île aux Coudres, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada

47.34, -70.34 · Captured 2026-09-25

Digital download$9.99 (CAD)
What’s in the download
  • The file. Delivered instantly by email after checkout — lossless PNG print master, 4800×6000px, 300 DPI. Full file specs & Size Guide
  • Found, not just downloaded. Each piece is chosen from millions of possible satellite captures. Only the few that clear a very high bar make it onto the site.
  • Chosen and composed. The date, the season and the crop are picked for this one place, so it reads as a finished poster and not a raw tile.
  • Finished for print. Enhanced and sized for 16×20, with the museum label (place, coordinates, capture date) built in.
  • Ready to hang. One file, delivered instantly by email, and you can print it anywhere.
Canvas print, 16″×20″$129 (CAD)
More details on canvas prints
  • The canvas. 16×20 in (40.6×50.8 cm), gallery-wrapped, 1.5 in deep, with solid black sides. Hanging hardware is included, so it’s ready to hang straight out of the box. See it on a wall
  • The museum label. Title, place, coordinates and capture date are printed on the canvas itself, exactly as pictured on this page.
  • Made to order. Your canvas is printed after you check out and typically arrives 5–10 business days after a short production window.
  • Shipping. Canada & the US, $19.99 (CAD), calculated at checkout. Full specs & Size Guide

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Canvas prints ship to Canada & the US, about 5–10 business days after a short production window — shipping is calculated at checkout. Full file specs & Size Guide

On 25 September 2026, Sentinel-2 captured the St. Lawrence estuary at Île aux Coudres, off Baie-Saint-Paul in Charlevoix. Silt-laden water swirls around the island while the first autumn colour creeps across the Laurentian hills to the north and the long farm lots of the south shore.