Capture not the perfect painting, as it sits on royalties walls, or ages more slowly than the trees around us, with its frame, and carved arches, and bits of black and grays and reds and pinks, seen on and in between the canvas, with colors made of mixes with a splash and hand of experience, over time, but not of nature’s stroke, not of nature’s feel.
The colors of nature’s pallet are more vivid and alive, and bring the best and the worst of the day, the hours, or the moments or a very seconds time, as with wind or a slight breeze, it will change, it will cast the pallor of the something so fruitful, so living, so real, that the captured second of time so small, that we all cling to as hope and earnest and history and pay unheard of prices for, will be covered and made new, as life refreshes for our minds.
Ralph Peck
Photography by Marla Bolton
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