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The Work

For a While
Company can be enough.

This Way
I went exploring after the snowfall, looking for possibilities.

A Place Imagined
What would bring you here?

Closer
Looking is only part of the encounter.

Almost Familiar
The eye finds its own way through.

Still Delicate
We stopped to rest. I found more to look at.

Beyond Me
We have this moment. The rest is his.

What Now?
The same gesture can belong to more than one story.

Between
The same moment can hold more than one way of seeing.

Another Look
Sometimes familiar things change when we look again.

Look Left
Some moments only ask that we notice.

Being There
The view was only part of it.

Settle In
I just wasn't ready to leave.

Quiet Morning
I wasn't sure what the photograph would become. I only knew there was something in that morning I wa...

Still Moving
He seemed to notice, yet there was a stillness in his motion.

Poise
I wanted the portrait to hold the experience.

Unfolding
I saw the flowers and knew what they could become.

And Then
I saw him turn and look back.

As I Was
It passed by as though my being there changed nothing.

Still
I wanted to make a place I could step into and sit down. Would you join me?

Winter Script
Winter can make the landscape visible in ways the other seasons cannot.

Along The Way
Along the trails, it is often the small things that make me stop.

As If
I found them in the wilderness and, for a moment, they seemed to become something more than two flow...

Elsewhere
Sometimes attention is most visible when it turns away.

Skin Deep
I began with something beautiful. By the time I finished, that was only the surface.

From Here
How far does the eye travel from here?

Remembered
I stopped for the color. In the end, the tones were what stayed with me.

Point
What happens when every line leads to stillness?

She Asked Me To
Was she following the path—or making it?

Between Them
I couldn't know what passed between them. I only knew I felt something in the moment.

Almost Gone
Just when winter seems to have let go, another trace appears.

No Hesitation
Nothing in his approach suggests he considered turning back.

Keeping Watch
What keeps him near, even when there is nothing to do but wait?

Somewhere
It seemed too short to have much purpose. That was exactly what made me curious.

Just Then III
And for a moment, it seemed the watching had changed sides.

Just Then II
After all that waiting, I was suddenly trying to keep up.

Just Then I
I had packed up and was ready to leave. Then the waiting ended.

Out There
The little skiff was enough to make me imagine the rest of the story.

What Comes Through
I wasn't sure about this image until I began to see what the contrasts were doing.

Something Familiar
What is it we think we recognize?

Unmoved
Sometimes movement is what allows us to see what remains still.

All At Once
How many directions can one place hold?

Within
Sometimes presence is not separate from place. It becomes part of everything surrounding it.

Either Side
I remember seeing two sides. Looking at it now, I can't tell how much of that belongs to the photogr...

For Awhile
Some encounters ask nothing more than that we remain with him for the time he gives us.

Return
I knew I loved this image. It took looking again to understand why.

Parallel Play
I saw the lines and wondered what I could do with them.

Drawn In
I didn't know why I stopped. It simply looked interesting. Maybe the photograph explains what I coul...

Fortune
Sometimes everything comes together before we have time to understand what we've been given.

Sentry
What lies beyond the frame?

The Gaze
Which one of us is watching?

Illumination
The ordinary, for a moment, became something else.

X
A mark. A place. A moment.

In Step
Three moving together, each following their own path, yet somehow sharing the same quiet rhythm.

What Remains
What looks like an ending may already be feeding what comes next.

Nowhere
It looked like a path. But where was it going?

What Was I Thinking?
I don't remember what I was trying to create. Maybe that's why I still look at it.

Stay Awhile
Some places don't ask us to understand them. They simply invite us to stay awhile.

For a Moment
The rocks felt hard and unyielding, yet the water found its way through them quietly. For a moment, ...

Why Not?
A red Jeep. A snowy road. Where would you go?
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