Silhouettes of a Fading Frost XXVIII

In Silhouettes of a Fading Frost, the frozen lake becomes a stage where the figure stands silhouetted against the rising sun. The long-exposure photography blurs the lines between figure and landscape, creating a sense of fluidity and motion. The ice slowly gives way to soft ripples of water, a visual metaphor for change and transformation. “It is not length of life, but depth of life,” wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. These photos invite the viewer to look deeper, to see the beauty in the fleeting moments of change, where the frost fades, and the light begins to warm the world once more.