Deep in the rain forest, between two stone cliffs, grow moss and trees of such deep green they all seem to blend together. Water drips from the walls, the moss and the trees and seems to percolate through the ground.
Pink house on the top of the hill in the rain.
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People choose where to live, how or if they will mow their lawn, the colour pain they use, and what trees remain, get cut down or are replanted. These all reflect on their identity and to a degree, sometimes small, sometimes large, on their political views, ethical beliefs and how they want to relate to the outside world. The raindrops on all the branches fascinated me, they formed a protective barrier I couldn’t cross without getting very wet. One thing is for sure, I know these people do not want me to take a photo of their house. They want to remain unknown.
In Praise of Shadows
In Praise of Shadows is a small selection of images from my newest photo project.
Read moreA New Tree
I went back to the garden today where I have been working on a project for nearly 4 years. I thought it was done until I saw this tree.
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The flooded pathway in the woodlands.
The woodland pathway as spring approaches.
After a few days in the Arizona desert I came home and went back to the woodlands with my camera. There I found a complexity I welcomes like an old friend.
Desert Turnaround
Driving through the desert in Arizona there are these places where several paths and roads seem to come together. Usually very deserted their is a sense that something has gone on here, but we just won’t ever know exactly what.
The Desert just after a snowfall.
The snow covered the palms and cactus, and the ground, usually hard, became soft and gave in below my feet. In a matter of hours, the desert seemed to turn green.