Welcome.

Motion is life, and all life is motion. Everything changes: the light, the weather, the landscape, and my aging body.

When I was younger, I moved quickly through places, trying to absorb everything at once and make images that felt like the “right” composition, with little understanding of the particular environment I was moving through.

When I return to make photographs, my considerably older body sets the pace.

I am grateful, and humbled, by the slowing of time, and by how it sharpens my awareness of what can be seen. The speed of youth and the enchantment of the new have given way to attention to what is here and now. I spend time with what I see, visiting a place as if it may be the last time I will see it. And yet the last time and the first time compress into the present moment.

Images create memory. A place may feel familiar, but it has changed, the light has changed, and I have changed.

My hope is that some of these images will resonate with a memory of your own.

“Sometimes a tree can tell you more than can be read in a book.” CG Jung

How the images are made

The images are printed on metallic paper using a process in which the transparency layer is infused with iridium particles, encapsulated in a layer suspended between the

white poly surface and the acrylic.

This surpasses the limitations of traditional chromagenic processes and inkjet processes.

The print is face-mounted to a non-glare optical acrylic and back-mounted to an additional piece of acrylic.

This assures Archival color rated for 120+ years and a lifetime guarantee for the finished image structure. Proper care: avoid direct sunlight and fluorescent lighting.

Clean with a microcloth and acrylic cleaner.