The story behind the photograph
Who doesn’t love daisies?! This is one of our favorite hikes in Summit County, Colorado, which we occasionally visit and take the easy lower lake loop where we sometimes poke around for fish. One trip we hit the jackpot on feeding brookies in the headwaters and we accessed them w/out wading… the first time actually, but not so much since. We have seen them feeding and there are fish to be had, but we’ll have to wader up!”
Consider the Lilies · Matthew 6:28 · On the photograph
“Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin...”
From the photograph Where the Daisies Stand by Tom Bartel, Colorado · View the original →
Format
Mounted on a rigid board and set in a solid oak stand. For a desk, a shelf or a nightstand, and an easy gift.
Size
6″ × 4″, mounted, in a solid oak stand
Excellent detail. The file holds the resolution labs aim for at this size, enough to hold up close.
Above 0″, printed from an enlarged file
The piece was developed in our studio using digital and AI tools, and the same tools enlarged it for large-format printing. At these sizes fine detail is interpreted rather than photographed.
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A dense stand of oxeye daisies fills a mountain meadow in midsummer, one tall bloom rising clear of the crowd against a conifer-covered ridge. Afternoon sun breaks between cumulus, lighting the white ray petals and yellow centres while the far slope falls into shadow. A small insect works one of the lower flowers near the bottom of the frame.
The photograph that inspired this piece
It begins with an original photograph by Tom Bartel of a real place. This version was developed from that photograph in our studio, using digital and AI tools guided by the original’s own composition, and these words set over the finished picture. How these are made.
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