Standing

Standing brings together three trees photographed on a winter morning. Each is approached as an individual form — observed in light, space, and weather — without symbolism or narrative intent. The series focuses on presence rather than drama, allowing shape, distance, and quiet endurance to speak for themselves.

Pine A solitary pine stands against a pale winter sky, its warm trunk catching the last light while the forest recedes into quiet distance.

Pine

Slender A young tree rises from snow-covered ground, reduced to trunk and branches, its form held briefly against the open sky.

Slender

Sprawling An old tree spreads across the winter field, its heavy branches and nearby firewood carrying quiet traces of age and human presence.

Sprawling