This series was built around the feeling of late-day movement - that subtle shift when the coastline turns gold and everything slows down just enough to be noticed. Proceed became the link between the city and the shore, carrying the pace of everyday life into a place where routine dissolves into something lighter.

The idea was to show the car not as a centrepiece, but as a quiet enabler of small escapes. A few boards in the back, the trunk catching the last warm light of the day, the road fading into sand. No staging, no overthinking - just a real transition from movement to stillness. The sunset did the rest.

Every frame carries that same balance: the precision of the car contrasted with the softness of the coastline. Sharp lines against drifting dunes. Clean blue paint in warm evening light. A calm, almost weightless atmosphere that makes the entire scene feel unhurried.

This was never about speed or performance. This was about rhythm - the slow kind, where the day ends exactly the way you wanted it to.