Between the Gaps

Captured in Lostwithiel, this abstract candid plays a clever game with perception. Shot through a series of blurred vertical obstructions, the scene fragments into layers—offering glimpses rather than answers. A mother’s embrace, partially hidden, merges with the foreground where a young boy lifts a bottle, creating a visual illusion that challenges what belongs to whom.

The composition invites the viewer to pause and question the narrative: is this a tender family moment, or a trick of timing and perspective? The obscured framing turns an ordinary scene into something quietly surreal—proof that sometimes what we don’t see is just as important as what we do.