I am thrilled to announce that one of my abstract seaweed images has been included in the 2024 issue of Spire: The Maine Journal of Conservation and Sustainability, which was released today. This image was one of a series that I started making in Harpswell in late 2023. I included some other images from the […]
Over the winter, I started photographing the effects of climate change here in Midcoast Maine. A lot of these images seem most appropriate in black-and-white, which helps express the gravitas of this moment in our region and on our planet. The light and clouds in this image remind me of the opening, pre-tornado scenes in […]
I was in Harpswell, Maine yesterday afternoon scoping out potential sites for a new project. Although these images weren’t what I had in mind when I headed out, the high tide and low November sunlight transformed the seaweed along Harpswell’s shoreline into abstract patterns that were just too strange and beautiful not to photograph.
Last week, I continued working my way around Casco Bay, visiting World War II sites for a current photography project. The forts I have been visiting for this project are layered. Some date back into the 1800s, with structures added and modified over time to meet new defensive needs. Even forts that were active in […]
I have been working on a project about the physical remnants of World War II and the Cold War around Casco Bay. This topic first piqued my interest a few years ago when a friend took me on a hike at the then-new Kate Furbish Preserve, which is on the former Naval Air Base in Brunswick. […]