Jewel resting on the shoreline — a fleeting collaboration, but one that left its mark.

Jewel — Slow Days at the Shore

Camera: &nbsp;Fujifilm X-H2S
Lens: &nbsp;XF 33mm f/1.4
Style: &nbsp;Slow motion, cinematic linger
Edit: &nbsp;Minimal grading, natural tones retained

This short film, featuring Jewel, lingers in slow motion — a quiet walk by the shoreline, each movement stretched and unhurried.

It carries extra meaning for me because this was the only time we ever worked together. Sometimes that happens — one shoot, one moment, and then life takes you in different directions. It’s a reminder not to wait, not to assume you’ll always have another chance.

When I look at this piece now, it feels less like a simple portrait and more like a lesson: make the most of the moments you’re given, whether in art or in life. Nothing is guaranteed, but if you’re present, even one shoot can stay with you.