For a long time, I have observed the fundamentals of shapes in nature. When we look at anything around us, our brain simplifies it to the simplest possible shape. When we look at anything in nature, we can break it down into three basic shapes. There are circles, rectangles, and triangles. Looking at mountains, despite their cuts and curves, they are basically triangles. Once I realized this, all I could see were simplified shapes and whenever I saw a mountain, I saw triangles. The way I see things has changed forever. These mountains keep unraveling. As I study them more, I realize what we perceive as simple is not as simple and what we consider complicated isn't as complex.