Myoung Ho Lee’s Treescapes

It’s always a thrill when a photographer develops a fresh approach to the classic landscape. The New York Times Style Magazine featured work from South Korean artist Myoung Ho Lee, whose collection of trees against white canvas are as gorgeous as they are understated. According to the article, Lee wanted to rid the final shots from any trace of his own hand. The result is a profound commentary on the power of framing. Find more of his work here.

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