‘Where Ships Once Passed Under the Bridge’, 2017 Photo Composition - Archival Pigment Print 18" x 32"

‘Where Ships Once Passed Under the Bridge’, 2017
Photo Composition - Archival Pigment Print
18" x 32"

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I find it ironic that after years of chasing different species of birds to photograph I am now happy to see a pigeon on a ruined building.

My first thought is that I like them because they adapt, they do what they have to do to survive; but there may be something to their grittiness that is beyond that first obvious notion. Perhaps it is that they represent nature in unnatural places, albeit in a darker context. They are the first harbingers of immutable nature and inevitable time returning to reclaim what is theirs. More pictures: http://bit.ly/2Mc5okz #baltimore #artist #decay #photography #artlife

#baltimore #artlife #photographer

In last the photo I posted there is a wall behind the birds, but you don't know what it is. There is something different about the photo of the same birds when I've zoomed out to show that they are against the backdrop of an old building. http://bit.ly/2M67Skr #marylandhistory #americanhistory #slavery #artists

Two kingbirds, talking about whatever kingbirds talk about. #birds #naturelover #naturephotography

Answers sometimes come because I've actively sought them out. Sometimes actively searching produces nothing and I must wander and wait. The things that I find then are cryptic, though hopeful of answers to come. A dead leaf caught my attention, drowned in rainwater at the bottom of an urn in the historic gardens of a slave-holding family. http://bit.ly/2Kysw7c #art #photography #americanhistory #slavery

Rays of sun from behind a cloud, and I forget everything else. #artlife

Eh, temporarily. #artistsofinstagram #photography #art #artist

My recent visits to slave plantations and the opulent dwellings of people who owned human beings have yielded far more questions than answers. But this is how change begins: in knowing what we do not know. http://bit.ly/2v11zUT #americanhistory #slavery #marylandartist

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