HELD IN ALTITUDE: Above the Familiar

THEMATIC CONCEPT: Aerial studies captured in flight—where altitude softens the familiar and distance becomes a way of seeing. DETAILED DESCRIPTION: This collection gathers aerial views captured in flight, where distance reshapes the familiar and the world reveals itself through form rather than detail. Seen from altitude, landscapes soften, cities dissolve into pattern, and the earth unfolds as composition. These images are not about movement or destination, but about suspension. Held above the ground, the view becomes quieter—freed from scale, urgency, and proximity. Fields turn to color, coastlines to line, and terrain to gesture. What is known below becomes something newly perceived. Photographed with restraint and attentiveness, Held in Altitude: Above the Familiar explores perspective as a way of seeing differently. Curated for fine-art presentation, editorial storytelling, and contemplative viewing, this album invites the viewer into a moment of pause—where distance clarifies, and the world is briefly held.