An early run passes through a city already beginning its day. Doorways, deliveries, and familiar crossings give the quiet streets more company than they first suggest.
Daryl Wehner
Daryl follows running through city streets and local tracks, with an eye for the people just outside the main frame.
The stories
Before taking a turn, there’s time to watch somebody else’s path through a skate spot. A short note on noticing the movement that happens just beside your own.
A city reveals different details when you move through it repeatedly on foot. A visual essay on paths, painted lines, and the surfaces that give a run its surroundings.
A snowy approach to a granite wall changes the scale of an outing. An essay on distant rock, figures in a landscape, and the time spent looking ahead.
An indoor climbing wall gathers people at different points in their day. Bags, familiar faces, and changing attention shape an evening inside a room built around movement.
From beside the road, a passing bicycle briefly rearranges the view. An essay on framing riders, allowing room for movement, and the details a photograph leaves available.