This series of projections and re-collections of imaginings emerges from an experiment with the depth of one’s inner field—a vast terrain of the psyche where dreams, memories, and archetypal images reside. When turned inward, the photographer’s shifting lens brings focus from the familiar contours of the exterior world to the uncharted landscapes of imagination. Here, the light that emanates does not merely reveal; it transforms. The ordinary becomes mythopoetic; the unseen transforms into the ever-becoming. In this interplay of conscious reflection and unconscious projection, we are left to ponder: do we photograph what lies before us, or do we project onto the world the landscapes we are still learning to see within ourselves?