Rare moments of pause appear within the flow of everyday life. When we stop to observe a structure, an object, or another person, our sense of time briefly dissolves. Time stretches and slows, revealing what usually escapes the eye. Sometimes an object that has slipped out of time suddenly captures our attention, forgotten, carried in the quiet drift of abandoned things. In that encounter we are reminded of what once existed and is no longer. Or perhaps it is the objects themselves that hold time for us.