Shoreline

Shoreline is a study of the water’s edge as a minimalist stage. Boats, birds, posts, and distant landforms appear as sparse interventions within fields of light—fog, haze, open sky, and softened horizons. The photographs privilege atmosphere over event: the calm geometry of a sail, the repetitive punctuation of shoreline markers, the slow pulse of surface ripples. Moving between lake and sea, the collection considers the shoreline as a threshold—where space expands, sound lowers, and the world becomes almost abstract.