Light Enough to Remember VI

Here, the threshold between water and sky dissolves entirely. The human figure appears like vapor congealed into form, bathed in light that seems almost sentient. The colors, minimal and translucent, evoke both calm and awakening. Photography here functions as philosophy — as if the lens were asking: How much of being do we lose when we learn to define it? The answer hums softly in the silence between shutter clicks — in that sliver of time where light is still learning to remember.