Bodies of water
I took a good long walk in Long Island this weekend and came across some excellent puddles.
Along the firebreak at the
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
The firebreak at Jamaica Bay runs in a loop that is roughly two or three miles long. I have walked this loop many, many times and find that it has a tranquil, meditative quality. I once saw baby turtles hatching in the sand here, and have been chased by angry geese more than once.
One day I had a flash of an idea: a series of dozens of photos showing essentially the same exact view, over many years, through the seasons. This is about as far as I got; about a year ago I got very busy and I haven’t taken many pictures since then. I am slowly working my way back into things, but I’m starting small.
Quote
Camden Hills, Maine, Andrew Wyeth.
“I could probably just paint a hill for the rest of my life.”
— Andrew Wyeth
Fraction Magazine Holiday Print Sale
David Bram was kind enough to invite me to participate in the Fraction Magazine Holiday Print Sale, which features work from a whole bunch of talented photographers. Here’s the photograph I’m offering:
Beach House, Fire Island, 2009. Click for larger view
It’s an 8×10 archival pigment print, in an edition of 10. The cost is $40 plus $5 shipping US, $8 shipping international.
But there’s so much more great work to see! Click on over to the Fraction website and get yourself some photographs.