A mature tree reveals a hidden interior shaped by time, growth and erosion. Twisting roots, cavities and exposed structures transform the trunk into a place that feels both protective and mysterious.
Part of the Rootlines series, this photograph explores the idea of shelter emerging naturally from living systems. Rather than depicting a landscape as scenery, the image focuses on spaces that invite attention, pause and presence.
Hand-printed on Somerset paper using the historic Van Dyke Brown process. The soft tonal range and textured surface enhance the organic character of the image, while subtle variations make each print unique.
