What Remains after Us by Silvia Bukovac Gasevic

Created as an exploration of primary colors, this striking still life centers on the theme of red. The image serves as a poignant commentary on the environmental footprint humanity leaves behind, highlighting the unnatural remnants that persist in the wild. Captured with a telephoto lens to isolate the subject, the composition emphasizes the stark contrast between the vibrant hue and its surroundings. The photographer’s ability to transform a discarded object into a compelling narrative on ecological responsibility makes this piece a standout example of thoughtful, intentional still life photography.