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Here's a composition I made during my recent autumn excursion in Colorado's San Juan Mountains on a rather misty, foggy early morning which prevented me from photographing the sunrise view I had hoped to capture that morning. So, instead, I made do with what I could and tried to find some foggy fall compositions with some of the trees. For this shot, I quite liked the golden yellow aspen tree in the front and center, along with the ziz-zagging fence and surrounding foliage at the base and in the foreground (and with little droplet-like leaves on one or two plants), and some other aspen trees going off back into the distant background as they fade into the density of the fog, providing depth and layering. Then, the two aspen behind this colorful smaller one in the center have a slight curve or twisting (and almost somewhat symmetrical on either side of the main aspen) pattern to them that I feel provides interest on top of providing a nice bit of natural framing for the main star aspen of the show.
Another photographer was actually around here at this location as well around the time I photographed this, and he was hosting and teaching a photography workshop. I'd be interested in seeing some of the pictures some of the other folks shot from around this location, and/or if that workshop instructor made some of his own compositions as well, but I quite like how this image here turned out overall. The photo compositions and scenery we were initially, primarily there to shoot and had in mind was ruined by the dense fog that seemed to grow ever denser as the early morning went on around here, but at least I was able to walk away with a fairly nice image I feel captures some of the mood and feeling that mystical, foggy morning. At least I'll be able to return to the location at some point again in the future with hopefully more optimal weather, and that I was able to shoot around this location with different light in the late afternoon the day before I made this one. Captured along County Road 5 outside Ridgway, CO in the San Juan Mountains. Hope you enjoy, and have a wonderful day/night wherever you are!
Composition 2.96
Gouache on paper
9.5 x 8.5 inches, 2011
Private Collection
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Composition 2.84
Gouache on paper
9.5 x 8.5 inches, 2011
Private Collection
Tom Burtonwood is a Chicago based artist who creates systems based geometric paintings, reliefs, sculpture and digital art works. This set contains currently available pieces from the "Color Studies / Composition 2" series. Please email tburtonwood@gmail.com for more information.
In July 2011 I published a book documenting all 100 Color Studies. For further information about the book please click this link: tomburtonwood.com/color-study-book/
To see more images of my other works please visit my website tomburtonwood.com .