Silhouettes of a Fading Frost LXI

In Silhouettes of a Fading Frost, the figure stands at the edge of dawn, their form fading into the rising sun's glow. The frozen lake beneath them begins to melt, reflecting the soft light of morning. The long exposure captures a sense of timelessness, where the figure seems to hover between past and future, frozen and fluid. “What is a man but that lofty spirit, that sense of enterprise, devotion to something more than himself?” wrote Gene Roddenberry. These photos remind us of the quiet strength found in solitude, where the frost melts away, and the journey continues.