A couple huddles beneath a black umbrella on the Trocadéro esplanade, the Eiffel Tower dissolving into fog and heavy rain behind them. Shot in black and white, the frame plays on silhouette and scale — two figures pressed close in the foreground, the tower reduced to a ghost of itself in the distance. The geometric paving underfoot echoes the tower's own ironwork, and the scattering of distant walkers gives the square a sense of quiet solitude despite being one of the most photographed spots in Paris.

A study in contrast and atmosphere — intimacy against monument, warmth against weather.

Archival print, 60 × 40 cm, black and white - frame not included)