Surreal Potato Furrow Silhouette Before Dusk

Copper-toned light washes over a freshly dug potato furrow near Da'an, Taipei, where the earth opens to reveal rough-skinned tubers. Stacked hay bales rise in the background, their golden fibers catching the firelight warmth of the early summer evening. The subject stands in silhouette against the bright sky, creating a stark outline of the harvest. Shadows stretch unnaturally from the furrow and bales, pointing directly toward the light source rather than away from it. This impossible direction defies physics while the textures of soil and hay remain sharp and legible. The soil rests on the potatoes in clumps, and the air holds the stillness of a clear day. One potato rests on the furrow's edge, its skin reflecting the copper glow.