This print features the playful relationship between natural forms and botanicals. In this image Erin uses the natural composition of the pink dahlia, and her own collage work, to create a hypnotic mandala with the floral. Some describe it as a kaleidoscope effect. The blue teal background serves as a bright and supportive contrast to the colorful rain-covered flower. It was photographed right after a rain in a private botanic garden in New Hampshire using only daylight. The flower was unharmed during the processed, and the teal backdrop was held in place during the shoot. This piece is part of an ongoing collage project called "Reimagining Nature". They are a series of large scale photographs where Erin, working digitally and with mindfulness for lighting and composition, builds wholly new imagery using botanicals and natural objects. The results are at once familiar and strikingly unfamiliar. Of the earth yet other worldly. The images are bold, sensual and effervescent with light and color. Amazingly, they are concrete and ethereal simultaneously. And always there is a strong sense of the atmospheric. The prints are of the highest gallery quality, printed on Canson Photo Rag Bright White 310 paper. They are striking up close with so much detail, and a bold statement viewed from a distance. The paper is delicate, so framing under glass is highly recommended. This is a limited edition of 50, signed print. It will arrive with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.