I actually marvel at my own reaction to the picture. In all its simplicity, it wants to reach out. The clear lines of the perspective and the horizontal division helps. But in the end, what is not visible, beyond the edge of the forest, in the light, is the only explanation I find. The hidden that tickles curiosity. Um…
Your comment brings me back to so many situations: paddling a quiet meandering creek; hiking to the bend of a canyon… the mountains that are seen but unreachable…
Feels like there’s water down there and the early sun touching the other bank side.
JOHN TODARO 
I actually marvel at my own reaction to the picture. In all its simplicity, it wants to reach out. The clear lines of the perspective and the horizontal division helps. But in the end, what is not visible, beyond the edge of the forest, in the light, is the only explanation I find. The hidden that tickles curiosity. Um…
Your comment brings me back to so many situations: paddling a quiet meandering creek; hiking to the bend of a canyon… the mountains that are seen but unreachable…
Feels like there’s water down there and the early sun touching the other bank side.
I see what you mean…