Counterpoint explores the interplay of visual elements through a deliberate composition strategy, focusing on the relationship between contrasting forms and tones within photographic frames. The images emphasize structural balance and tension, creating a nuanced dialogue between light and shadow, texture and space.

The concise format, spanning 72 pages published in 2008, concentrates on the subtleties of photographic rhythm and balance, inviting a contemplative engagement with the medium. The book’s restrained presentation supports a study of photographic counterpoint as an aesthetic and conceptual practice.