My passion piece, this work of geometric art aims to be more soft in its appearence than the previous piece. The theme of this piece is the transition between the early parts of fall and the later parts of fall. The left symbolizes the parts of fall that still cling onto life despite the colder temperatures. On the right, the decayed remnants of the summer, now experiencing their final wave of warm weather before the cold season fully setes in. They are seperated by a river of crystals, representing how stony ground remains unchanging admist the seasons, yet still beautiful in its own way. These photos were taken in Pittsburgh PA, with the central crystals being sampled from the ones on display at the Carnege Meuseum of Natural Art.