"Intimate Landscapes Portfolio"
Not the grand overview or vista, but rather layered descriptive values. The melding of background with foreground, the way each frame is pictorially structured, all combine to capture the moment when I felt a poignant sense of discovery. In terms of eastern philosophy, I feel these images represent an intertwined chi ( life force ). They are also an homage to American painter Elmer Schooley's work.
All photographs and text © 2012-Present Brent McCullough, All Rights Reserved.
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Rainforest
Artwork ID # 2306-24504-16
Sitka spruce, moss festooned big-leaf branches, and ferns all contribute to nutrient-rich soils on the forest floor. Within this soil grow tiny tree roots and fern gardens. The moss, ferns and leaves actually build up a type of soil on the maple's branches.
American WildernessAmerican Far WestWashingtonOlympic PeninsulaOlympic National ParkHoh River Valleytemperate rain forestHall of Mosses TrailSitka SprucemossfernsTideland sprucePacific Coastfog beltbuttressed trunkboat mastspopcorn barkhandicapped accessbig leaf mapleacer macrophyllum
From Wilderness Series Archive - "An ARCHIVE of every WILDERNESS SERIES image"
