Sometimes a space on your wall simply calls for a vertical image. That was the idea behind this alternate version of Quarry Wall #1. Though nearly identical in subject, Quarry Wall #2 reimagines the scene in a portrait orientation—ideal for narrower spaces, or as a companion to the horizontal version.
A New Perspective on a Favorite Scene
This Maine quarry has long held my attention. The striations in the stone, the layered pigments of nature and time, and the autumn foliage leaning into the frame all came together in a composition I couldn’t ignore. The vertical framing highlights the upward energy of the trees and the steep rock face—a more dynamic perspective for those drawn to height.
Subtle Color, Natural Texture
As with its horizontal counterpart, this photograph was processed in the LAB color space, allowing me to enhance the separation of tones and textures without relying on heavy-handed saturation. The result is an abstract yet grounded image that celebrates form, color, and seasonal beauty.
Available in a Limited Edition of 25, with 2 Artist Proofs.
