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Limited Edition · 10 Prints Only
Florida Everglades, USA
Before sunrise, the sawgrass prairie fills with ground fog. The slash pines stand silhouetted against a sky transitioning from deep blue to pale orange — a 15-minute window that requires absolute stillness and 4am access.
The Story
This is a long-exposure image made in the Everglades at the precise moment before civil twilight — when the sky is bright enough to expose correctly but the fog is still present and the pines still silhouetted. The conditions that produce this specific combination of fog density, sky color, and pine silhouette exist for perhaps 20 minutes, perhaps 4 times a year.
The Everglades is losing ground every decade to development, drainage, and sea level rise. This image documents the wilderness at a specific moment in its existence — a document that acquires significance as conditions change.
— Edin ChavezEdition Structure
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