Lighting, Also, nature again.

 After so long in Atlanta, I find myself missing this:

In any image, I personally feel it is the shading and lighting that effects what a viewer perceives more than anything else. After all, with no light, there is no image. What's more, when light is visible in the form of pylons such as those seen between the trees. This leaves the viewer to decide what the light is reflecting off of. Could there be a fire in the distance, something ruinous to add a touch of desperation to this tranquil scenes beauty? Or is it simply early in the morning, the sun reflecting off of condensed water and adding to the peacefulness of the scene? This lighting effect gives multiplicity to the ways this piece can be perceived in ways that a pure daytime or nighttime capturing of this image would grant.