Toque de Rojo

The mist and cloud cover in this one give the pines that soft, moody depth you can't fake with editing. I've had it up on my wall for a week and keep catching myself staring at the way the single red tree pulls the whole scene together.

That overcast day really paid off—the diffused light on the pines gives the whole scene a soft, moody depth that a sunny shot just can't match. It's been hanging in my living room for a week and I still catch myself staring at it.

The misty pines in this print give it a quiet, moody depth that photos rarely capture, and the soft gray-green tones make it feel almost like a window. It’s been hanging by my desk for a week and I keep catching myself staring into the fog.