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By this point in the season, autumn had settled fully into the hillside. Colour layered itself naturally, rising from the water’s edge in quiet tiers, each tree holding its own variation of yellow, amber, and deeper rust tones.
The frame stays deliberately tight, allowing the density of the foliage to carry the weight of the image. Small pockets of green remain, interrupting the warmth just enough to keep the balance from tipping too far. Below, the water holds everything in place, softened but still present, acting as a calm base rather than a feature.
Nothing here feels transitional. This is autumn at its most complete, briefly stable, before it begins to fall away.
Photo by: Jordan Basten
THE WORK
By this point in the season, autumn had settled fully into the hillside. Colour layered itself naturally, rising from the water’s edge in quiet tiers, each tree holding its own variation of yellow, amber, and deeper rust tones.
The frame stays deliberately tight, allowing the density of the foliage to carry the weight of the image. Small pockets of green remain, interrupting the warmth just enough to keep the balance from tipping too far. Below, the water holds everything in place, softened but still present, acting as a calm base rather than a feature.
Nothing here feels transitional. This is autumn at its most complete, briefly stable, before it begins to fall away.
Photo by: Jordan Basten
THE WORK
October’s Edge
Lake District, England
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SIZE
FRAME
£1,200
LIMITED EDITION
Edition of 30 per size
THE WORK
By this point in the season, autumn had settled fully into the hillside. Colour layered itself naturally, rising from the water’s edge in quiet tiers, each tree holding its own variation of yellow, amber, and deeper rust tones.
The frame stays deliberately tight, allowing the density of the foliage to carry the weight of the image. Small pockets of green remain, interrupting the warmth just enough to keep the balance from tipping too far. Below, the water holds everything in place, softened but still present, acting as a calm base rather than a feature.
Nothing here feels transitional. This is autumn at its most complete, briefly stable, before it begins to fall away.
Photo by: Jordan Basten
THE EDITION
SIGNED & NUMBERED
Edition of 30 per size.
ARCHIVAL PRODUCTION
Fine-art photographic print.
FRAMED OR UNFRAMED
Available as print only or framed.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Included with every artwork.
DESIGNED FOR CONSIDERED SPACES
See how artwork could live within your space. Shown here to give a sense of scale, composition and presence
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