This piece is part of Michal Greenboim's “Orchard Trail” series, which creates photographic diptychs. These artworks were taken individually over the years while simply responding to the world, as if a visual journal, and then later paired. When examining the photographs, Michal realized that she had "subconsciously been photographing her childhood.” Upon discovery, she said, “the pictures in front of me held deep memories of curiosity, innocence and wonder. They were my remembrances, like wandering in the backyard, exploring ephemeral moments like the sound of a tree or a bird in the sky.”
The image is captured in the style of undulating resin sheets, giving it a dreamlike quality. The use of the piano adds depth and texture to the photograph. The photographer's style of photography gives the photo a unique and artistic feeling. The photograph captures the essence of water and its flow as the rain adds to the natural beauty of the environment. The repetitive nature of the wavy resin sheets and floating structures creates a sense of movement and flow. Overall, the photo is a work of art, showcasing the power and beauty of fine art photography.