White Mountains - Inyo National Forest, California
Cross-Processed Konica SR-G 160
Terra Incognita in Embered Spectra reveals a landscape that straddles the boundary between the familiar and the unknown. At its surface, a dense assembly of angular stones, marked by warm, embered hues, anchors the composition with tactile intensity. These jagged forms invite a closer examination, their textures etched by a light that feels both natural and subtly altered.
Beyond this intricate foreground, rolling hills extend in muted reds and soft gradients, suggesting vastness and quiet mystery. The deliberate color shifts and tonal contrasts evoke a world caught in perpetual transition—a moment suspended between the tangible earth and an elusive horizon. Through the deliberate manipulation of film and process, this image transcends literal geography to become a study in memory and atmosphere, capturing an enigmatic vista that feels both inviting and undeciphered.
• Signed & Numbered w/ C.O.A.
• Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin Paper
• 300 gsm, 100% α-cellulose
• Acid and lignin-free
• ISO 9706 conform / museum quality for highest age resistance
White Mountains - Inyo National Forest, California
Cross-Processed Konica SR-G 160
Terra Incognita in Embered Spectra reveals a landscape that straddles the boundary between the familiar and the unknown. At its surface, a dense assembly of angular stones, marked by warm, embered hues, anchors the composition with tactile intensity. These jagged forms invite a closer examination, their textures etched by a light that feels both natural and subtly altered.
Beyond this intricate foreground, rolling hills extend in muted reds and soft gradients, suggesting vastness and quiet mystery. The deliberate color shifts and tonal contrasts evoke a world caught in perpetual transition—a moment suspended between the tangible earth and an elusive horizon. Through the deliberate manipulation of film and process, this image transcends literal geography to become a study in memory and atmosphere, capturing an enigmatic vista that feels both inviting and undeciphered.
White Mountains - Inyo National Forest, California
Cross-Processed Konica SR-G 160
Terra Incognita in Embered Spectra reveals a landscape that straddles the boundary between the familiar and the unknown. At its surface, a dense assembly of angular stones, marked by warm, embered hues, anchors the composition with tactile intensity. These jagged forms invite a closer examination, their textures etched by a light that feels both natural and subtly altered.
Beyond this intricate foreground, rolling hills extend in muted reds and soft gradients, suggesting vastness and quiet mystery. The deliberate color shifts and tonal contrasts evoke a world caught in perpetual transition—a moment suspended between the tangible earth and an elusive horizon. Through the deliberate manipulation of film and process, this image transcends literal geography to become a study in memory and atmosphere, capturing an enigmatic vista that feels both inviting and undeciphered.
