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Black and white photograph of an empty roadway or runway stretching toward distant mountains beneath dramatic, layered clouds. — A straight line into open space—infrastructure dissolving into landscape, scale defined by distance and sky.

A small concrete structure in the woods covered in layered graffiti, surrounded by fallen leaves and bare trees. — An abandoned utility structure reclaimed by paint, weather, and the quiet persistence of the forest.

Black and white photograph of a small boat moored beside a wooden dock, reflected in still water alongside nearby buildings. — Reflections folding architecture and water together—stillness blurring what’s built and what’s floating.

Empty underground subway platform with curved concrete ceilings, columns, and train tracks receding into the distance. — Transit without motion—designed curves, waiting light, and the quiet geometry of pause.

Street mural depicting a stylized blue face painted across a building wall, with surrounding urban textures and storefronts. — A face embedded in the street—color and expression interrupting the everyday flow of the city.

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