An uprooted tree stands exposed along the shoreline, its twisted roots reaching upward beneath a dark and unsettled sky. At the edge of the frame, the low sun breaks through the clouds and throws hard light across the water, stone, and weathered wood.
Stripped of color, the photograph becomes a study of shape, texture, and endurance. What once anchored the tree beneath the ground now rises above it, worn by weather and time but still holding its place in the landscape.
Sadly only the image remains as the root has been crushed by park maintenance personell.
Available as an 8 by 16 inch or 16 by 30 inch print on Heavy stock Archival Luster Paper with Archival inks printed and signed by the Photographer, with a ½ inch border for handling.
An uprooted tree stands exposed along the shoreline, its twisted roots reaching upward beneath a dark and unsettled sky. At the edge of the frame, the low sun breaks through the clouds and throws hard light across the water, stone, and weathered wood.
Stripped of color, the photograph becomes a study of shape, texture, and endurance. What once anchored the tree beneath the ground now rises above it, worn by weather and time but still holding its place in the landscape.
Sadly only the image remains as the root has been crushed by park maintenance personell.
Available as an 8 by 16 inch or 16 by 30 inch print on Heavy stock Archival Luster Paper with Archival inks printed and signed by the Photographer, with a ½ inch border for handling.