Scarlet Touch of MorningScarlet Touch of Morning
She was looking away, not at the camera – her gaze was pensive, deep, as if her thoughts were hovering somewhere in another dimension, in a fairy tale, in memories, in dreams. Sometimes she changed her pose, almost imperceptibly, as the wind changes direction. And at some point I realized: photographing her is not just about creating a series of images. It is a touch to the flow of a woman's energy, to living art.
She was looking away, not at the camera – her gaze was pensive, deep, as if her thoughts were hovering somewhere in another dimension, in a fairy tale, in memories, in dreams. Sometimes she changed her pose, almost imperceptibly, as the wind changes direction. And at some point I realized: photographing her is not just about creating a series of images. It is a touch to the flow of a woman's energy, to living art.
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