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.
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.