This CHRONICLE depicts our blazing sun as it levitates over the horizon. Its heat and intensity is felt by the saturation of the sky, and the pure vibrancy of its core. The light from the flaming star streaks down to Earth, reflecting off the boundaries of the ocean. As the light cascades throughout the scene, it catches the edges of salty water droplets that are being thrown up by the rush of the tide. The scene is perfectly illuminated for its purpose: the proclamation of the coming sun, in all of its glory. This is MEKORI. STORY This photograph, MEKORI, was captured in Florida at sunrise. Its name derives from the Hebrew word מְקוֹרִי, meaning “origin.” As I reveal the story behind the image, keep this translation in mind. The purpose of this photograph is to provide contrasts between us and whoever controls eternity. The light that stands above us was there during the creation of the Earth, and it is the closest, visible object to “the beginning”. Yet, beyond it stands its creator, the true origin of all things. Nevertheless, the sun still stands as a representative of the creator. It is far greater than our Earth, it is far purer than any of us can be on our own, and it is much older than you or me. The gap between its greatness and our obscurity is light-years in distance! The same is so for the creator of our sun. He stands above us and the sun and the network of galaxies, knowing all and loving all. His greatness, His glory, surpasses measurement with the simple phrase “light-years”, and instead, something unbestowed to our vocabulary is used to describe it. The best we can do is: “Holy, holy, holy.” If you choose to hang this CHRONICLE, know that its story extends to the creation of the sun, and that the sun reflects the origin of itself. Thank you for reading. MATERIAL At Summit Edits, each photograph is brought to life using a carefully curated selection of museum-grade materials, chosen for their ability to elevate every detail, tone, and nuance of the image. Each option offers a distinct visual experience, allowing you to select the presentation that best reflects your space and aesthetic. Fuji Crystal Archive DP IICrafted using true photographic printing, Fuji Crystal Archive DP II offers remarkable clarity, vibrant color, and smooth gradation. This professional-grade paper enhances contrast while maintaining natural depth, resulting in a luminous, polished image that feels both crisp and immersive. It is a classic choice for showcasing photography with precision and presence.Prints are produced edge-to-edge for a clean, modern finish that emphasizes the full image. Acrylic Glass with Fuji Crystal ArchiveFor a more striking, contemporary statement, the photographic print is mounted beneath optically clear acrylic glass at 0.08" (4 mm), amplifying depth, brilliance, and contrast. Light interacts with the surface to intensify color and enrich blacks, creating a radiant, almost dimensional effect.The print is backed with durable Alu-Dibond at 0.12" (3 mm), ensuring stability and longevity. This construction not only enhances the visual impact but also provides a solid, gallery-ready piece. Integrated aluminum rails allow for effortless hanging.The result is a bold, gallery-style presentation designed to command attention and transform the photograph into a true centerpiece. From the soft sophistication of fine art paper to the vivid clarity of photographic print and the dramatic impact of acrylic glass, each material is selected to ensure that every piece of Ephrem’s work is experienced at its highest potential. WHITE BORDER Border & Presentation Details All prints are produced edge-to-edge, with no white border, allowing the image to fully occupy the space for a clean, modern presentation. The only exception is Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth, which includes a 0.79" (20 mm) white border as part of its fine art presentation, enhancing its gallery-style aesthetic. If you prefer a white border on other materials, this can be achieved through custom framing using a mat board. This involves selecting a slightly larger frame and adding a mat, which surrounds the image and creates that classic, centered border effect. **For collectors who strongly prefer a built-in white border on other materials, custom orders are available upon request. Feel free to reach out directly, and I’ll do my best to accommodate your vision.