With such extraordinary resolution that secondary designs emerge from the image, the beech trees appear as stately sentinels safeguarding the leaf-swept path in Charlie Waite’s “Epernay, France.” Deeply respecting trees as venerable elder statesmen that have witnessed the passing of history, Waite is one of the world’s most renowned landscape photographers. His staggeringly beautiful photos, influenced by the work of Ansel Adams, have been published in 27 books and he conducts worldwide workshops and tours dedicated to the betterment of photography.