Summer’s Crown XI

With rich saturation and timeless composure, this photograph embodies the fullness of summer’s reign. Each bloom rises like a sovereign in its domain, radiant in warm light, lush in form. Yet the crown it wears is not eternal — it is borrowed time, radiant while it lasts. The work calls to mind the philosophy of Heraclitus: “Everything flows, nothing stands still.” In this image, the flow becomes radiant stillness.