A Moment on Worn Stone XX

The past stands beneath the feet of the present, and the future waits beyond the lake’s horizon—a moment of contemplation captured in texture and shadow. The pedestal, empty of its intended sculpture, now holds something more transient—a figure that is both here and not here, blurred by movement and light.

This fine art photograph carries an existential weight. It is an introspective piece that invites viewers to step into its quiet. The interplay of contrast and soft blur evokes a dreamlike visual, reflecting the impermanence of all things. As Rilke wrote, “At the bottom, no one in life can help anyone else in life; this one experiences over and over in every conflict and every perplexity.” This is a moment of solitude, a recognition of time’s quiet, unstoppable tide.