Rooted in the Wind XXIII

In "Rooted in the Wind XXIII," the figure becomes a vessel for the energies of the natural world. Standing on the fragile edge of winter, with branches stretching outward like streams of vitality, they seem to merge with the landscape itself.

The muted tones emphasize texture and mood, while the lone stone anchors the composition with a quiet solidity. This photograph speaks to the interconnectedness of all things, a theme beautifully expressed by Rainer Maria Rilke: “What batters you becomes your strength.”