Panoramic Landscape Vignettes
A photograph is usually looked at - seldom looked into.
—Ansel Adams—1902–1984
Panoramic Landscape Vignettes are large close-ups of intimate landscapes. A panoramic landscape vignette takes a small scene and brings it close to you as if you sat down on the ground and looked at a flowing creek in deep woods. The images evoke a primeval time. They are gnarled and pockmarked. Textures on trees and rocks are visible. The viewer can see that leaves are soft and fragile.
