Tilting Trees I

Tilting Trees began with a single photograph, taken on an early morning walk to a chapel set high on a hillside, early enough to beat the heat. From the chapel's panoramic view, the hillside grouped its trees at an angle: not upright, but tilted against the slope. That single photograph was painted over first, becoming a work of its own, then cut apart on paper. 
From that sliced and reconstructed paper version, the image was used twice more, onto two large canvases. One holding the full view and one zoomed in a bit more. Three works from one photograph, duplicated because it asked to be.