A quiet river runs through dense forest, softened by fog and distance.
Low Water is about stillness and compression - a landscape holding its breath. The absence of movement is the point. Depth comes from layers, not scale.
Photographed in Alaska, this piece favors restraint over drama. Muted greens, deep shadow, and gradual falloff invite the eye inward rather than across.
Printed for spaces that value calm, patience, and subtle presence. Not meant to command attention - meant to reward it.
