Where the Sky Meets the Asphalt

Where the Sky Meets the Asphalt is a poetic monochrome photograph that captures the haunting beauty of a puddle’s reflection. On a gritty, rain-soaked pavement, the surface tension of water becomes a portal—holding within it the inverted silhouettes of bare winter trees and the ghostly outline of a building. The organic lines of the trees contrast with the rough, fragmented texture of asphalt, creating a visual dialogue between the transient and the permanent.

This image plays with perspective, making viewers question what is solid and what is illusion. It is not merely a photograph of a reflection, but an observation of how nature and human architecture can be briefly harmonized in a temporary canvas—before drying, dispersing, and disappearing.

It’s a meditative work, ideal for collectors drawn to urban solitude, conceptual photography, or the elegance of black-and-white storytelling.

• Medium: Analog Photography (Black & White Film)

• Style: Conceptual / Urban Minimalism / Reflective Art

• Camera: Manual 35mm SLR

• Mood: Meditative, Melancholic, Transient