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Heather Marie is attracted to the world around us. Look at the above picture. A field, a tree, sky, bushes, more trees, ivy, a leaning rustic wooden door. These are things we see daily. But then, look again. Why is that door leaning so obediently against the ivy covered tree? Why isn’t that door on a shed in a quiet residential neighborhood? Why is that sky not blue, but a cloudy grey?
And then look deeper. Look at the intersections of all those lines, vertical and horizontal. Look at the way they lead your eyes from the top to bottom, left to right and back. Look at the way they break up the space. The tones too, serve to block out very specific spaces of real estate within the frame. The grey, blacks, and those glorious greens.
This is a masterclass of composition. And most people would have walked right by it. That’s the kicker.
Heather Marie shows us the natural patterns in our unnatural world.