Rooted in the Wind XVI

"Rooted in the Wind XVI" emanates a quiet strength. The figure, framed by the delicate interplay of ice and water, appears as a sentinel of the shore. The branches in their hands, dynamic yet fragile, evoke the flow of unseen energies coursing through the natural world.

Muted colors and sepia tones soften the contrasts, drawing attention to the textures of ice, stone, and sky. This photograph invites reflection on the interconnectedness of life, echoing the words of poet Mary Oliver: “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”