Burnished
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The Impression Series |The Headwaters Series™ | Headwaters of the French Broad River
As the name suggests, my “Impressions Series” features abstract exposures that explore the endless play of light and water. In the spirit of the Impressionists, I strive to find my own path within this dynamic vein of artistic expression – to create a body of work that both reflects tribute humbly and yet refracts forward unapologetically. When done right, this is the series that seems the most like magic. Here, viewers discover elusive, fleeting, yet familiar and overlooked perspectives. Moments from nature hiding in plain sight in the single most abundant substance on our planet, unlocked via an obsession with nuance, light, and emotion.
Read MoreBurnished is captured in the headwaters of the French Broad River in Pisgah National Forest. What sets this piece apart and why I chose to classify it as a Qunitier Image™ is the incredible variance in the color palette, the shades of light, and the way your eyes constantly move around the piece. The sunlight of the beautiful summer day was shining through the swift current of the water, illuminating the sand crystals and creating prismatic refractions on the surface. The moving water seemed like an old and patterned piece of metal, covered in dark shadows mixed with rich copper tones. These rustic shades highlight the hints of teal blue in isolated parts of the image, layered in with the golds and coppers and blacks.
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