A singular gesture of light curves across granite stone. Captured through an interpretive technique using manipulated light reflections, this image invites quiet reflection and self-inquiry.

“Noor,” the Arabic word for light, is not only what illuminates our surroundings — it is what radiates from within. The form in this photograph recalls a flame, a whisper, or a soul in motion — ephemeral yet grounded. Just as the rock receives and holds the trace of light, our bodies hold the spirit, shaped and reshaped by our relationship to the light within us.

Shot on medium format film using the Mamiya RZ67, this image preserves the depth, tonal richness, and timeless texture that analog photography uniquely offers.

Printed on dynamic metallic 100% cotton rag paper, this archival natural paper enhances the tactile richness of the granite and preserves the deep contrast and luminosity of the photograph — offering a lasting, meditative presence in any space.

Edition Details:
– 11x17" – Limited Edition of 10
– 17x22" – Limited Edition of 10
– Large Format Print, Limited Edition of 5 (available upon request)

Each print is hand-signed and numbered.