So It’s Storming On the Lake

Hollie Fernando shoots the kind of images that feel like they were taken in someone’s private afternoon—bodies, available light, the particular weight of a moment that hasn’t quite resolved itself yet. Her work doesn’t announce itself. It just sits there and makes you feel like you’re looking at something slightly too close to be comfortable, not because it’s forbidden but because it’s too honest. This series has that same quality: weather as inner state, everything unresolved, nothing trying to be more than it already is.