Some landscapes reveal themselves all at once. Others do not. This collection brings together scenes shaped by atmosphere, fog, mist, weather, distance, where land is present, but not fully disclosed. In these moments, detail gives way to suggestion. Edges soften. Forms recede. The veil does not hide the landscape; it changes how it is seen, asking the viewer to slow down, to look longer, and to accept what is revealed gradually.

FALL SNOW FALLING