XXII. Steps Through History XXII

"Steps Through History XXII" draws you into the tunnel’s intimate embrace of history and mystery. The long exposure technique blurs the figure’s movement, turning their steps into a ghostly dance, while the strong backlight creates striking reflections in the puddles. Sepia and silver tones evoke an atmosphere of nostalgia, where the past feels tangible, almost within reach. The figure, dressed in timeless attire, becomes a symbol of all travelers moving through life’s tunnels. As William Blake once wrote, "He who binds to himself a joy, does the winged life destroy." This series captures the fleeting joy of time and movement.