Staring Into The Abyss

Description

Forest Close-Up · Fine Art Photography Print · Staring Into The Abyss

Rodersdorf · Dorneck · Solothurn · Switzerland

Forest of European beeches (Fagus sylvatica)

Spring · May · Enigmatic and mysterious

Palette of black, brown, and green

A premium Fine Art photograph depicting a spring forest scene in Rodersdorf, Dorneck District, Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland. European beech trees stand in fresh May greenery. Warm evening light falls across the trunks. In the interplay of bright and dim, a dark void appears within the foliage. Reminiscence of a portal to a hidden dimension. This artwork comes offered in high-quality print on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag or Aluminium Dibond, in sizes ranging from 30×20 cm to 120×80 cm. Ideal as nature-inspired wall art for home and workplaces.

The depths of the woods have much on display,
Where sunbeams glimmer in a soothing play.
On a mild spring’s eve with a gentle breeze,
Illuminating trees, spreading warmth and ease.

This calm, energising, and hopeful light,
Dissipating most misery and fright.
Despite the brightness, a dark chasm persists,
Stirring phantasms in baleful, sinister twists.

Staring into the abyss, a strange place,
Echoing shadows’ void blackness of space.
Forlorn, with no sense of being or time,
Obscuring sight, a thick plume of soot and grime.

Within this menacing, arcane expanse,
The opaque gloom hinders every advance.
Threatening yet somewhat reassuring,
Silent, haunting, foreboding, still alluring.

Staring into the abyss, facing fears,
Where nothing within seems as it appears.
Enchanting with a spooky undertone,
Venturing forth with grit into the unknown.

Every step within this nebulous maze,
Leading through a bleak, bewildering phase.
Awe and willpower as the guiding star,
Exploring the void, no matter how bizarre.