In "The Hazards of Love," the forest that William, Margaret, the Rake, and that evil queen interact in is referenced as the taiga. That means that the story is more than likely centered in the place depicted in this photo - Siberia. (Yes, it could be Canada, too - both the setting and the picture). It makes a difference for me, for some reason. Feels wilder, untamed (sorry Russian stereotypes). Also if the queen is the queen of the forest and that forest is the taiga and her body is composed of the forest HOLY CRAP SHE IS POWERFUL.
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