Unguarded moments are presented as opposites, tinkering with what lies beneath both the shadowed and the illuminated. Prompting a deeper reflection on the complexities of perception and human experiences, these image clusters challenge the concepts of visibility and concealment.

The absence of light protects and conceals the subjects and life instances from being exposed to natural sources of effect.

Contrastingly, appearances can be excessively deceptive, even when overly exposed to their surroundings; drenched in exposure, in truth, conceals more than it reveals.

*ALARA is a principle of radioprotection stating that whenever ionizing radiation has to be applied to humans, animals or materials exposure should be as low as reasonably achievable while still maintaining a suitable image quality for diagnosis.

digital photography, 

dimensions varied