At the edge of the road, in the shade of trees, behind a house…
Cars left standing. Maybe just for a moment, maybe for good. They all share something — stillness. They’re not polished for a show, not in motion, just present. This series captures those quiet presences, often half-hidden in greenery, forgotten or simply left alone.
That old Toyota, the faded siding — it felt like a frame from a movie.
No time to think, just shoot.
Parked at the edge of Amargosa Valley, Nevada — a dusty old Camry catching the last light of day. It looks like it’s been here for a while, maybe waiting for someone, or maybe just part of the desert now.
An old Ford tucked into a garden, like it had always lived there.
Moments like this stayed with me more than the landmarks.
Dusty but proud — a Buick Skylark quietly holding its place in the streets of Hollywood. It’s easy to imagine it once roaring through California sun, now resting under tangled wires and blooming hedges.
A classic 1960 Mercury Monterey convertible parked gracefully in front of a stylish Beverly Hills residence. The deep burgundy paint and white soft top perfectly complement the mid-century elegance of the surroundings, with manicured hedges framing the vintage beauty in soft California sunlight.