Of Weather and Wood
Worn smooth by decades of wind and time, the old mill stands with quiet dignity—its timbered body soaked in history, its arms outstretched like a relic of natural labour. “Of Weather and Wood” is a study in elemental endurance, where craftsmanship and climate meet in silent conversation. Captured in stark monochrome, the photograph preserves a structure shaped not only by human hands, but by the forces it once harnessed. Still, and yet alive with memory, it invites us to reflect on the slow revolutions of both nature and nostalgia.
Worn smooth by decades of wind and time, the old mill stands with quiet dignity—its timbered body soaked in history, its arms outstretched like a relic of natural labour. “Of Weather and Wood” is a study in elemental endurance, where craftsmanship and climate meet in silent conversation. Captured in stark monochrome, the photograph preserves a structure shaped not only by human hands, but by the forces it once harnessed. Still, and yet alive with memory, it invites us to reflect on the slow revolutions of both nature and nostalgia.
Worn smooth by decades of wind and time, the old mill stands with quiet dignity—its timbered body soaked in history, its arms outstretched like a relic of natural labour. “Of Weather and Wood” is a study in elemental endurance, where craftsmanship and climate meet in silent conversation. Captured in stark monochrome, the photograph preserves a structure shaped not only by human hands, but by the forces it once harnessed. Still, and yet alive with memory, it invites us to reflect on the slow revolutions of both nature and nostalgia.
