A photograph taken in Studio 303 during one of the most intense storms I’ve experienced in Bogotá. Hail striking hard, accumulating like small layers of ice. Everything felt dense, charged—almost suspended in time.

The second image belongs to a different moment: a sunset in the Colombian Caribbean, on the last day of a family visit. The light falling slowly, warm, leaving behind a sense of closure and presence.

Both images exist at opposite extremes, yet in their encounter, they create a middle point that didn’t exist in either of them.

Somewhere in between tension and calm, impact and stillness, a quiet reminder emerges: living is also about holding both at once.