Ken, that's a beauty. The inversion of the triangular road in the patch sky, for example, is just the kind of compositional thoroughness that distinguishes artists of your caliber. Also seen in the inverse directional echo of the single arching dead branch in the foreground in the two farther down the road. Of course, the little note of light way down the road is perfect, sort of like the sound of a triangle in an orchestra.
I almost always recognize an image by you before I see the name. You have a special feeling for tonality, and also a lovely color. It seems to be selenium toning. Do you have a single paper you prefer, or several from which you choose, depending on the image?
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