Traditional calendars have one image per month, twelve in all.
Maybe we only really like six or eight of them and end up looking at the same old pictures for four to six months out of the year. At the end of a year we throw them out, chop down more trees, poison more streams, and do the same thing all over again. And, you won't tire of these photos but grow to love the whole library of images as they give you a fresh glimpse of the flow of the seasons and the hum of life as it really is in the wild-country of upstate New York, one day at a time. A circular deformation of our original image was then sized, pasted, and positioned as a new selection.