“Dune Study No. 4” is another evolution to the raw observation of low light, minimalist landscapes, and contrast. Three small human silhouettes add scale. The people in this image were not staged, but rather a demonstration of how timing, space, and symmetry can sometimes occur naturally.
To the artist, this image and series represents the idea of Saudade, a Portuguese term for a deep, melancholic longing for a place, time, or feeling that is absent. It is the emotional weight of missing a landscape or moment you can never quite hold again.
Taken in Colorado, USA.
“Dune Study No. 4” is another evolution to the raw observation of low light, minimalist landscapes, and contrast. Three small human silhouettes add scale. The people in this image were not staged, but rather a demonstration of how timing, space, and symmetry can sometimes occur naturally.
To the artist, this image and series represents the idea of Saudade, a Portuguese term for a deep, melancholic longing for a place, time, or feeling that is absent. It is the emotional weight of missing a landscape or moment you can never quite hold again.
Taken in Colorado, USA.
