Composed of nine panels depicting woods and river in black.

"As is the case with all artists, it is my expression; it is a record of my process. It is a visual testament of how I visually organize the world swirling about me. Mostly they are contemplative, deliberative, and quiet. They are to me, and, I hope, to you, esthetically pleasing. I feel no compulsion to express the caustic and dissonant, even the banal which I can witness everyday. Rather, I hope you find some of these images pleasing, perhaps even beautiful. After thirty years of making pictures, I still find that communicative, connecting aspect of my work the most rewarding of all." -Peter A. Taylor