15.- Edge of Dissolution

At the edge of the coastline, rock formations gradually loosen beneath water, mist, and unstable light. Waves, sea spray, and distance reduce the clarity of cliffs and fractured surfaces while long exposures soften the separation between sea and land. The sequence moves from exposed geological structure toward increasing atmospheric diffusion, where coastline, horizon, and open water begin to merge into a shifting field shaped by erosion, movement, and fading visibility.