In 1870, Bodie had a population comparable to that of Los Angeles of that time. Gold drew people to this lawless mining camp, despite a dangerous lifestyle. A few decades later, opportunities evaporated, and its denizens abandoned the site, their belongings, and their dreams. 100 years later, the now "ghost town" of Bodie was reborn as a Historic State Park, preserved in a state of “arrested decay”. Reflecting on Time uses window reflections captured in-camera from Bodie’s frail surviving buildings as a metaphor for reflecting on the paradox of impermanence frozen in time.