Crossings is a black-and-white photographic study of pedestrian movement within the city. Focusing on crosswalks as regulated spaces of transition, the photographs observe individuals and small groups navigating streets structured by signals, architecture, and the repeated geometry of painted lines. Through restrained compositions and attention to posture, spacing, and direction, the work reveals how this simple graphic pattern organizes movement, creating brief moments of shared alignment while allowing each person to remain distinct within the urban flow.