Crown of Light
Forest photography presents unique challenges, especially for those of us less familiar with these captivating landscapes. However, while exploring the works of a photographer I greatly admire, I stumbled upon a valuable piece of advice: "Follow the light." Intrigued by this simple yet profound notion, I decided to put it into practice during a tranquil stroll through the towering redwood forests of northern California.
As I wandered amidst the ancient giants of the grove, my gaze was inevitably drawn to a particular redwood tree. In that moment, the ethereal rays of sunlight filtered through the dense upper canopy, casting a soft, luminous glow upon the enchanting spiraling branches that adorned the tree's majestic form.
Captivated by the interplay of light and shadow, I carefully framed the scene, allowing the delicate illumination to accentuate the tree's commanding presence against the backdrop of the forest. With each click of the shutter, I sought to capture the essence of that fleeting moment – a moment of sublime beauty and quiet reverence amidst the ancient trees.
In following the light, I discovered not only a new approach to forest photography but also a deeper appreciation for the intricate dance of light and shadow that brings these landscapes to life. It was a reminder that, even in the densest of forests, there is always beauty to be found – if only we have the eyes to see it and the patience to wait for the light to reveal its secrets.
Forest photography presents unique challenges, especially for those of us less familiar with these captivating landscapes. However, while exploring the works of a photographer I greatly admire, I stumbled upon a valuable piece of advice: "Follow the light." Intrigued by this simple yet profound notion, I decided to put it into practice during a tranquil stroll through the towering redwood forests of northern California.
As I wandered amidst the ancient giants of the grove, my gaze was inevitably drawn to a particular redwood tree. In that moment, the ethereal rays of sunlight filtered through the dense upper canopy, casting a soft, luminous glow upon the enchanting spiraling branches that adorned the tree's majestic form.
Captivated by the interplay of light and shadow, I carefully framed the scene, allowing the delicate illumination to accentuate the tree's commanding presence against the backdrop of the forest. With each click of the shutter, I sought to capture the essence of that fleeting moment – a moment of sublime beauty and quiet reverence amidst the ancient trees.
In following the light, I discovered not only a new approach to forest photography but also a deeper appreciation for the intricate dance of light and shadow that brings these landscapes to life. It was a reminder that, even in the densest of forests, there is always beauty to be found – if only we have the eyes to see it and the patience to wait for the light to reveal its secrets.
Forest photography presents unique challenges, especially for those of us less familiar with these captivating landscapes. However, while exploring the works of a photographer I greatly admire, I stumbled upon a valuable piece of advice: "Follow the light." Intrigued by this simple yet profound notion, I decided to put it into practice during a tranquil stroll through the towering redwood forests of northern California.
As I wandered amidst the ancient giants of the grove, my gaze was inevitably drawn to a particular redwood tree. In that moment, the ethereal rays of sunlight filtered through the dense upper canopy, casting a soft, luminous glow upon the enchanting spiraling branches that adorned the tree's majestic form.
Captivated by the interplay of light and shadow, I carefully framed the scene, allowing the delicate illumination to accentuate the tree's commanding presence against the backdrop of the forest. With each click of the shutter, I sought to capture the essence of that fleeting moment – a moment of sublime beauty and quiet reverence amidst the ancient trees.
In following the light, I discovered not only a new approach to forest photography but also a deeper appreciation for the intricate dance of light and shadow that brings these landscapes to life. It was a reminder that, even in the densest of forests, there is always beauty to be found – if only we have the eyes to see it and the patience to wait for the light to reveal its secrets.
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These prints are made to order, please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery without framing, and up to 5 weeks for delivery with framing. Complimentary delivery and mounting are available for those in the Las Vegas area.
How The Prints Are Made
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Limited Edition Art by Riley Clark is designed for the avid art collector looking to add a statement piece to their space. More information about Limited Edition pieces can be found HERE
• Limited Edition of 200
• Hand Signed and Numbered By Riley
• Certificate of Authenticity
• Brilliant Colors Lasting Over 120Yrs
• Incredible 3D Depth & Dimensionality
These prints can be wrapped with different combinations of ROMA Moulding, or left with the hand-polished edges exposed. Please note the size of the art listed here is the print itself. Adding ROMA frames may add 8” to 12” to the finished size of your print. If you need help deciding on the right display for your space, please do not hesitate to reach out.
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Giclee Canvas prints provide a traditional finish to photos with a luminous appearance that boasts vibrant colors and deep, rich contrast. These prints are wrapped on a 1.5” stretcher frame.
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