Eric White Studio

Yosemite Falls: Depth of Domestic Faces – Yosemite National Park is one of the most majestic places on earth to see because of all the magnificent waterfalls and the unique landscapes thats located in one place.

Yosemite Falls is the highest waterfall in Yosemite National Park that drops a total of 2,425 feet from the top of the upper fall to the base of the lower fall. Its located in the Sierra Nevada range of mountains in the state of California.

There are three (3) cascades of falls in Yosemite falls and in this painting only two can be seen from this point of view. The upper fall is the largest its a 1,430-foot plunge and comprises over half the total drop.

The total drop of the middle cascade, not seen here, is 675 feet; more than twice the height of the Lower Fall. The final 320-foot drop adjacent to an accessible viewing area and provides the most-used and best viewing point for the waterfalls. The body of water at the bottom is the Merced River.

Before actually exploring the massive intergradation of unique facial profiles of Indigenous people embedded in the mountainous granite let us first consider the double rainbow casting tier prism-like colors in the scene. Many from a theological perspective believe this place will always exist, even when evildoers and supporters of such extinction of indigeous people are no longer on the scene. It's also believed, besides its beautiful colors, the sole purpose that the rainbow even exist is; it serves as an actual sign from God that the entire earth will never be destroyed again as it was with the great flood. The amazing double rainbow seen here serves as an overwhelming confirmation that the covernant made by Jehovah, the All Mighty Creator, strongly reiterates that this place shall be here forever.

This is a two-part series, the second part show a close-up capture of the intricate details of indigeous facial profiles embedded into the mountainous granite. The facial images were exaggerated in the mountainous granite around Yosemite Falls because these features have been telling us for years that the images captured in this painting have "beauty in detail" thats been there from the beginning but, mostly eluded the eyes of casual viewers lacking any illusionistic vision. This part-two series shows an enlarged center section that will give you much greater detail.

11 x 14 giclée on Premium Glossy Photo Paper with Mat - $179.00 (plus S&H $25.00)
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250 Edition Size
Original 36 x48 Oil Painting on Canvas - 2018

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