 As the scene moves right, the dead trees become smaller; they decrease in importance, fade, and give way to living trees and new life.Each of these transitions, from left to right, are smooth, natural motions across realistic spectrums of extremes, until the viewer’s eye is caught and disrupted by the two deer crossing the painting.Captured in the pristine and graceful scene, the deer appeared overly poised, lacking the fluidity found elsewhere.