Between Seasons belongs to a series of landscapes devoid of human presence, photographed during the gradual retreat of winter. A partially flooded field opens towards a distant line of trees, while broken reeds emerge through the melting snow. The landscape is shown in an unstable condition, suspended between frozen stillness and renewed movement.

The title refers to a period that cannot be defined entirely as winter or spring. Water has begun to reclaim the ground, yet snow remains across the banks. The photograph records this transition as a physical process rather than a symbolic promise of renewal.

Through a posthuman perspective, the landscape is allowed to exist beyond human schedules or expectations. Melting, decay and seasonal change form part of an autonomous ecological cycle. The image captures a temporary configuration that will disappear as the terrain continues to transform.