“Sometimes a tree can tell you more than can be read in a book.” CG Jung
Photographs connecting us with the natural world
Large-scale fine art photographs of the natural world: redwood forests, water, earth, and, occasionally, evidence of human presence within them. These are printed on transparent film with an embedded layer of iridium, face-mounted to optical acrylic, and backed with another acrylic sheet; editions are limited to eight for works larger than 48 inches.
I have always loved the natural world, the world we all evolved from. Early in my career, that love deepened when I began environmental work for a New York group called Citizens for Clean Air. The education I received there introduced me to ecology, a word not well recognized in the late 1960s. It opened oceans of information about the natural world and my part in it, and ignited a curiosity that has stayed with me ever since.
The images are large in scale, meant to invite you in, to feel present, and perhaps remind you of a place you’ve been, your first walk in the woods, or your first visit to the ocean.