A grounded pause of terrestrial formations, ordinary animals disentangled from earthly elements, a fusion of Stephen Shore’s candid color representation, Sally Mann’s unfiltered emotional depth, Saul Leiter’s soft focus, and Annie Leibovitz’s careful staging, a palette of vivid yellows and greens for the terrestrial aspects, contrasted with deep browns and greys for the ordinary animals and organic effects, distant from the artistry of the aforementioned artists, a brutally real foreground of quiet mountains and nearby forests, accentuated by sunlight that casts a tangible shadow on the scene.