This photograph by one of my favorite photographers, Michael Kenna, was taken in the serene Jardins de Tuileries in 1987. Kenna is renowned for his minimalist black-and-white landscapes, often using long exposures to create a meditative quality in his work.

In this image, the symmetry of the lampposts and bare trees captures the quiet beauty of Paris in winter. It's reflective of how I feel in this park and others during the colder months—a sense of calm and introspection. Kenna's work invites us to pause and appreciate the subtle, timeless moments in our surroundings.

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