Resting by the Water’s Edge XXV

The fine art series Resting by the Water’s Edge transports viewers to a serene lakeside, where rowing boats rest peacefully by the water’s edge. The faded colors and soft focus create a dreamlike, painterly effect, evoking a sense of calm and introspection. The distant island, framed by the gentle silhouettes of branches, adds an air of mystery, drawing the viewer’s eye toward the horizon.

The moody, contemplative atmosphere of the collection encourages viewers to pause, reflect, and connect with nature’s quiet beauty. In both color and black and white, these photos capture the moment's stillness, offering a peaceful retreat from the busyness of life. As philosopher Martin Heidegger once said, “We are too late for the gods and too early for Being. Being's poem, just begun, is man.” Resting by the Water’s Edge reflects that poem, offering a quiet space for thought and reflection.