Two birch trees stand close together within a dense New England woodland, their pale trunks rising through a field of autumn color.
The composition is built on vertical rhythm. The slender white forms of the birches create a quiet counterpoint to the layered foliage behind them, where yellow, orange, and red leaves merge into a soft tapestry of seasonal light.
Rather than a sweeping landscape, the photograph focuses on intimacy and balance — a small arrangement within the forest that reveals itself through observation.
Color plays an essential role here. The luminous bark of the birches separates cleanly from the surrounding foliage, allowing structure and tone to coexist within the frame.
The result is restrained and contemplative — a study in natural symmetry and the quiet relationships that form within the landscape.
Awards and Exhibitions
APA Los Angeles — Off The Clock Exhibition (2025)
Juror: Karen Marks, Director, Howard Greenberg Gallery
Limited Edition
Issued in a total edition of 15, with 2 Artist Proofs.
