Resting by the Water’s Edge XXXIV

"Resting by the Water’s Edge" captures the quiet beauty of a lake at the end of summer, where rowing boats rest softly on the shore. The photos' faded colors and fine art, painting-like quality create a dreamlike, contemplative atmosphere where time seems to slow down, and the viewer is invited to linger in the stillness. The distant island, framed by the silhouettes of branches, adds a touch of mystery, drawing the viewer’s imagination across the water.

The collection’s moody tones and serene atmosphere encourage reflection, offering a peaceful escape from the busyness of life. The color and black-and-white photos capture the moment's tranquility, creating a space for calm and introspection. As the philosopher Alan Watts once said, “Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone.” Resting by the Water’s Edge allows us to leave things alone for a while, to find peace in the quiet presence of boats, water, and light.