introductory statement
water and ice, contained only by the photo-frame -- one of the simplest substances on earth, and one of the most complex -- utterly everyday, utterly essential, always changing, never truly still. Polaroids, pinholes, and toy cameras remind us that its surface is a boundary, so permeable, so see-through, and yet such an absolute separation -- those of us who breath air, need to be on this side, and others must stay below that divide.
river and beach
san mateo coast, california, july 2008 -- pinhole
ice tectonics
tarrytown, new york, december 2009 -- diana F+
water and plants below
wakulla springs, northern florida, february 2009 -- holga
creek
salmon creek beach, sonoma coast, december 2010 -- pinhole
sundown
loch lomond marina, san rafael, october 2007 -- polaroid
ocean
sailing from hawaii to san francisco, june 2007 -- seagull TLR
pond
kenwood, sonoma county, march 2011 -- polaroid
reservoir
mohonk mountain house, new york, december 2010 -- diana
bay
san francisco bay, april 2012 -- diana
marsh grasses
wakulla springs, northern florida, february 2009 -- holga
light
nyack, new york, august 2009 -- holga
cracks
nyack, new york, december 2010 -- diana
falls
sebastopol, california, april 2011 -- polaroid
one rock
salmon creek beach, sonoma coast, december 2010 -- pinhole
fish
kenwood, sonoma county, january 2011 -- polaroid
gleam
san francisco bay, may 2008 -- holga
ice and branch
mohonk mountain house, new york, december 2010 -- diana
silversea
san mateo coast, february 2010 -- polaroid
skating pond
tarrytown, new york, december 2009 -- diana F+
surf
sonoma coast, california, december 2009 -- diana F+
