“Fog” came from a hike that was supposed to open up into wide, scenic views—but instead, everything disappeared. The landscape was swallowed by dense fog, reducing the world to soft gradients and faint silhouettes. What could’ve been a disappointment turned into something quieter and more introspective, where shapes, textures, and negative space took over. Shot on medium format, the images lean into that stillness, capturing a moment where visibility was limited, but atmosphere was everything.