Shallow Horizon is part of Human Traces, a fine-art series exploring subtle human presence within natural environments. A narrow wooden structure extends into still water, ending abruptly before reaching any clear purpose. Nearby, a small boat remains anchored in the shallows, resting between use and abandonment. Nothing moves. The water flattens the landscape, reducing distance and depth until the horizon itself feels uncertain. What remains is a quiet confrontation between human intention and the slow indifference of the landscape — structures built to reach outward, now suspended in stillness. The image does not describe an event. It simply observes a moment where presence fades and the environment quietly takes back its space. Exhibited at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography in 2026 Each print is numbered and signed by the artist. Limited edition of 50 prints, all formats combined.
