Silhouettes of a Fading Frost XLVI

The frozen lake in Silhouettes of a Fading Frost is a mirror for the sky, where the figure stands silhouetted against the light of the rising sun. The long-exposure photography blurs the boundaries between solid and soft, creating an ethereal sense of movement and stillness. “We live only a few conscious decades, and we fret ourselves enough for centuries,” wrote Christopher Hitchens. These photos capture that fleeting quality of life, where time seems to stretch and blur, and the figure becomes part of the natural rhythm of the world, moving between the solidity of the past and the fluidity of the future.