Silhouettes of a Fading Frost LXIII

In Silhouettes of a Fading Frost, the figure, silhouetted by the morning sun, appears to dissolve into the light as the ice beneath them begins to thaw. The long exposure creates a sense of ethereal movement, as though the figure is both there and not there, fading into the soft glow of the horizon. “There is a crack in everything; that’s how the light gets in,” wrote Leonard Cohen. These photos embrace that philosophy, finding beauty in the imperfections, the melting frost, and the quiet spaces where light and shadow blend.