This photo set, captured beneath a surprisingly dramatic highway overpass, is a narrative of transition and resilience. Shot during the golden hours when light filters through the concrete structure, the setting serves as a metaphor for the theme of changing seasons—both in nature and in life. The imagery progresses from the lingering warmth of summer under the weight of the overpass, to the crisp arrival of fall in an open field -  mirroring the personal growth and evolving ambitions of young adults, like myself, stepping into their mid-to-late twenties.

The set is interwoven with textual elements, starting with “Summer was heavy,” to communicate a sense of past challenges and introspection. As the series progresses, “And now fall is here” marks the onset of change, leading to a powerful finale with the subject standing tall in the glow of a strong, raking light. The concluding text, “Though there will be no fall off,” underscores a resolute optimism, suggesting not just survival but a readiness to thrive in the face of change.