Photographic project
Above the Snowline
Snow, stone, and the long view.
A study of scale at altitude—layered ranges, close rock, and the terrain that opens beyond.
Snow-covered ridges recede into the horizon, turning distance into a sequence of blue and white planes.
Brandon stands at the edge of a wide mountain horizon, the observer held against the scale of the terrain.
Closing reflection
The farther the ridges recede, the more precisely the foreground asks to be seen.