Light Enough to Remember II

A faint outline of a figure emerges from the blur — neither ghost nor body, but something in between—the lake shimmers with muted brilliance, a mirror of half-remembered dreams. The light doesn’t just illuminate; it forgives, wrapping the figure in gentleness. Through long exposure, time becomes tactile, and being feels like vapor taking form. The photograph becomes a quiet meditation on fragility — on being light enough to remember, but not so heavy as to stay.