Passage Through Time is a photograph by Matt Tilghman which was uploaded on November 28th, 2012.
Passage Through Time
Shown here is Lower Oneonta Falls, an intimate waterfall at the end of Oneonta Gorge, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge. Oneonta Gorge... more
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Title
Passage Through Time
Artist
Matt Tilghman
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Shown here is Lower Oneonta Falls, an intimate waterfall at the end of Oneonta Gorge, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge. Oneonta Gorge seems like a landscape off another planet. It's a narrow gorge reminiscent of the slot canyons of the American Southwest, but in the middle of a lush temperate rain forest, with walls clad in moss and ferns, dripping with moisture. While hiking up the gorge, my mind was first struck by the similarity to a slot canyon, but then began to ponder the different ways they were created. The slot canyons of the Southwest form when rain water drains through existing sandstone channels, further carving them with every downpour. Oneonta Gorge, however, likely formed as the waterfalls (there are four) eroded their own precipice, marching backwards in time. As I considered this, the trek upstream began to feel like a march forward in time, mimicking the path of the waterfall but at a much faster pace. It's a truly remarkable piece of wilderness, and well worth the tricky trek over logjams and slippery boulders.
Original piece is an archival quality giclee print using the renowned Canon Lucia inks on the unparalleled Hahnemuhle Premium fine art paper. The result is a simply stunning color range and depth that is impossible to reproduce on a screen. The print is titled, dated, inspected, and signed by me. It is then matted using an archival quality mat, which is hand cut by me to the exact proportions which best fit this specific image. The mat is also signed, in pencil. For this image, the mat is 20''x20'', and the print is 15''x15''. The original is a true work of art that will remain pristine and collectible for a lifetime and beyond. For more information, please visit my website.
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November 28th, 2012
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