Quote by Albert Camus: “Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.”

Things ending can be just as beautiful as things beginning. Decline and transition have their own particular kind of richness — a different beauty from youth or newness, but no less real. This is an invitation to find wonder in what most people overlook.

Camus wrote extensively about the landscape and seasons of Algeria and the Mediterranean throughout his career. His work consistently found beauty in the physical world as a counterweight to existential despair, and nature served as one of his primary sources of meaning and solace.

French-Algerian novelist, philosopher, and Nobel laureate who developed the philosophy of absurdism — the idea that humans must confront a universe that offers no inherent meaning. His novel The Stranger and essay The Myth of Sisyphus are among the defining works of twentieth-century thought.