Leica Monochrome Typ 246, with Leitz Elmar 90mm F4, Edinburgh.
The Joyceans among us will hopefully recognize the symbolism. For those of us who have never read the greatest book ever written 😎 the knife signifies one of the book's two heroes, in this case Stephen Dedalus, nicknamed 'Kinch" in the first chapter, meaning knife blade, for his cutting wit. The snuffed-out candle signifies Stephen's fall from grace in not praying for his dying mother. And the salt (empty) cellar signifying the body's purification after death.
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