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Family

What do you recognize in the two of them?

For a While

Company can be enough.

Still Delicate

We stopped to rest. I found more to look at.

Beyond Me

We have this moment. The rest is his.

What Now?

The same gesture can belong to more than one story.

Between

The same moment can hold more than one way of seeing.

Another Look

Sometimes familiar things change when we look again.

Still Moving

He seemed to notice, yet there was a stillness in his motion.

Poise

I wanted the portrait to hold the experience.

And Then

I saw him turn and look back.

As I Was

It passed by as though my being there changed nothing.

Elsewhere

Sometimes attention is most visible when it turns away.

Point

What happens when every line leads to stillness?

She Asked Me To

Was she following the path—or making it?

Between Them

I couldn't know what passed between them. I only knew I felt something in the moment.

No Hesitation

Nothing in his approach suggests he considered turning back.

Keeping Watch

What keeps him near, even when there is nothing to do but wait?

Just Then III

And for a moment, it seemed the watching had changed sides.

Just Then II

After all that waiting, I was suddenly trying to keep up.

Just Then III

I had packed up and was ready to leave. Then the waiting ended.

Something Familiar

What is it we think we recognize?

Within

Sometimes presence is not separate from place. It becomes part of everything surrounding it.

For Awhile

Some encounters ask nothing more than that we remain with him for the time he gives us.

Sentry

What lies beyond the frame?

The Gaze

Which one of us is watching?

In Step

Three moving together, each following their own path, yet somehow sharing the same quiet rhythm.

Between Us

Nothing was said that I could understand, yet the moment felt like a conversation.

Presence

For a moment, we simply watched one another. What passed between us is something I will leave for yo...

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