The image depicts a highly stylized and surreal scene set in what appears to be an orchard. The orchard is composed of evenly spaced rows of trees with thick, dark trunks that split into multiple branches. The trees are filled with lush green foliage and a multitude of nuts, specifically pecans, growing on them. The greenery of the leaves contrasts beautifully with the brownish-red hues of the pecans, both on the trees and scattered throughout the scene.

At the center of the image, pecans are seen falling from above, forming a vertical column that stretches from the top of the image to the bottom. These falling pecans are illuminated by a shaft of golden light that penetrates the otherwise dusky and cool-toned sky. The light gives the nuts a slightly golden glow as they cascade downwards. The nuts are depicted in various sizes, with some being close to the viewer and appearing larger, while others are smaller and further in the background.

Below, the forest floor is covered in a dense carpet of pecans, varying from fully shelled to partially opened, revealing the rich, brown interior of the nuts. The ground itself is a warm, reddish-brown color, suggesting either a hardwood floor or rich soil. The angle of the image creates a vanishing point toward the horizon, emphasizing the endless rows of trees and the depth of the orchard.

The overall atmosphere is dreamlike and almost magical, enhanced by the rich and contrasting colors. The radiant light beam adds a sense of importance or focus to the central pecans, suggesting they might be the lifeblood or heart of the orchard. Despite the surreal quality of the scene, it also carries a sense of abundance and fertility, as evidenced by the prolific amounts of pecans both in the trees and on the ground. The meticulous detail in the trees and nuts adds to the image's richness and intricate beauty.