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A second monochrome interpretation of Cumberland Falls focuses on the relationship between the broad waterfall, drifting mist, and the dark gorge around it. Without color, the scene becomes more graphic and atmospheric, allowing the movement of the water and the tonal structure of the landscape to carry the composition.
A second monochrome interpretation of Cumberland Falls focuses on the relationship between the broad waterfall, drifting mist, and the dark gorge around it. Without color, the scene becomes more graphic and atmospheric, allowing the movement of the water and the tonal structure of the landscape to carry the composition.
