Exposed roots descend across stone and earth, revealing the hidden structures that support the visible life above. Rather than remaining concealed beneath the surface, the tree's anchoring system becomes the subject itself.
Part of the Rootlines series, this photograph explores resilience, connection and the physical reality of attachment to place. The image draws attention to the tension between movement and stability — growth made possible through anchoring.
Hand-printed using the historic Van Dyke Brown process, each print carries subtle variations in tone, texture and edge, making every piece unique.
