A large-scale photograph mounted on aluminium, this intimate portrait captures Terence Horsfield in Haysfield Park, Bath, during the summer of 1979. Characteristic of Craigie Horsfield's practice, the image is rich in tonal depth, with a slow, contemplative quality that blurs the boundary between document and memory. The delayed printing of the photograph — a hallmark of Horsfield's method — imbues the moment with a sense of temporal distance, transforming a personal encounter into a meditation on time and human presence.