02.- Yosemite - The Weight of Stone

Yosemite is approached as a landscape shaped by granite mass, vertical exposure, and geological permanence. Sheer walls rise in continuous planes marked by fracture, erosion, and shifting light across immense surfaces. Waterfalls introduce brief movement into terrain governed largely by stillness and scale. The sequence moves from direct confrontation with stone toward wider views where layered ridges and atmosphere extend the sense of distance. Human presence appears intermittently as a fragile measure within a landscape dominated by granite, water, and time.