Light Enough to Remember VII

At first glance, the image feels calm — then, slowly, you sense movement: the air trembling, the figure expanding. It is both revelation and disappearance, both grounding and release. The handmade filters and long shutter speed allow the image to breathe beyond its frame. It carries the humility of presence, the patience of reflection. The photograph whispers a truth Rilke once wrote: “Everything is gestation and then bringing forth.” Light is in gestation here, birthing the shape of remembrance.