Only the Sky gathers a single, shifting horizon at the edge of uncertainty, created as Hurricane Isaias crept toward Florida’s east coast in 2020. In these pared-down frames, the sky becomes both shelter and question, an unsettled field of cloud, light, and approaching weather where time slows to the rhythm of distant bands of rain.

Stripped of foreground and anchor, each image lingers in that charged pause before impact, inviting you to rest inside the vast, mutable canopy above and feel how a changing sky can mirror the tremor of an inner storm.