Cammino

"Cammino" 

One Sunday morning, I felt the pull of the hills and set out to explore. The road was empty, the world still waking, and the first light of sunrise poured over the mountains with quiet grace. As I drove, I felt the presence of something greater—God’s spirit moving through the silence and the glow. In that moment, the road was more than a path; it was a reminder to remain present, to carry these moments of stillness as a foundation for my spiritual well-being.

Captured at sunrise along a quiet backroad in Sylmar, this photograph traces the dialogue between land, light, and passage. The painted lines of the asphalt lead the eye forward, guiding us toward the unfolding vistas of the San Fernando Valley. Morning light spills across the hills in soft golden tones, awakening their contours with warmth, while telephone wires cut gently across the open sky, marking the presence of humanity within stillness. Cammino - meaning both “path” and “journey” - speaks not only to the road ahead, but also to the quiet beginnings and possibilities of each new day.

Printed on museum-quality archival paper, "Cammino" is available in multiple sizes and perfect for collectors, travelers, nature and art lovers alike.