Path to Somewhere

“Road Home”, the sand two track leadeth the way to the peace and solace of the sea. Photographed in Truro, Cape Cod.

Photographed in the majestic Palouse, I wanted to travel these roads forever. “Long Road Home” takes me many places. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

For each, the path is unique. I could walk forever amongst you. “Path to Truro” photographed in the dunes, Truro, Cape Cod.

The insurgence, the power upon the sea, at first glimpse. “Power of the Sea” photographed on the northern California coast.

“The Beginning”, photographed in the Sierra Nevada De Santa Marta, Colombia in magic light. I am attracted to paths, from where they come and where they go.

“Beyond”, the path to forever, the path to the sky. Photographed using a sensitive, granular film, appreciated for the essence portrayed.

Photographed in Central Vermont, “Discover” embodies the unknown, the distant past or the adventured present. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

When I turned and saw the path leading to the deep sky, I wanted to follow it. Photographed in the Great Sand Dunes of Colorado. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

The approach to the sea is not to be forgotten; the sand dunes, blowing grasses and the crashing sound of the waves. “Tomorrow” was photographed on the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Photographed on Cumberland Island, “Enchanted Passage” meanders the spirit of both desolation and strength. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

In the heart of Patagonia Chile, these mountains stirred me. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

The “Path to Dugneones” was part of a network of old carriage roads through the majestic Georgian Islands. Part of a greater body of work, “Paths to Somewhere”

I can hear the blowing grasses as the birds fly overhead. “Taking the Turn” photographed in the Palouse, WA.

In the grasslands of Alberta, the mountains called me nearer. "To the Mountains", photographed in the Canadian frontier using film.

“The Passage” brings a sense of adventure into the heart of Patagonia Chile. Photographed using Ilford 400 film.

“100 Miles” until the next mail box. I imagine the distance, the surrounding space, the expanse. Photographed in New Mexico

“The Distance”. I wanted to try and capture the sense of approach, no less the magnitude of the California coast.

Photographed in a boldly lite Vermont forest, I studied the nature of defining light amongst the trees.

Slowly descending the hollow in Bucks County, it was like going back in time. Do gnomes live here? “Around the Bend” photographed in Bucks County, PA using Ilford Film.

I “Transcended” to the source itself, the very place water comes from the ground. Photographed in Patagonia, Chile.

“Take Me Home”, I am drawn to paths, from where they lead, from where they’ve been. Photographed in Vermont

"Heading Home" after a hard days work. Photographed in Cuba using Ilford Film.

I photographed “Cross Roads” using one of my favorite films, Kodak HIE to better establish the mood in the landscape, and the relationship of the path, barn and dream like surroundings.

The grafted pattern and form of the “Ancient Walnut Grove” attracted me. Photographed in California using Ilford black and white film.

“The Sound of Silence”, just before the first droplets of rain awakening the water. Green River Reservoir, Vermont

Cresting the dirt road, “Timeless” in the Vermont hills. Photographed using Ilford film.

“The Eternal”, from where we come, from where we go.

“Fern Canyon”, a coastal California trail through the redwoods. Photographed using Ilford 400 Film.