Silhouettes of a Fading Frost XXVII

The delicate balance between light and shadow in the Silhouettes of a Fading Frost creates a sense of timelessness, where the figure becomes part of the frozen landscape. The long-exposure photography captures the soft blur of movement, making the figure appear solid and transparent, a fleeting presence in a moment of transition. “There is a certain clarity of light when the frost is on the ground,” wrote John Steinbeck. These photos reflect that clarity, where the rising sun illuminates the frost, casting the figure in shadow and light, a symbol of the fleeting nature of time.