Deliver Me From Florida (1970)
A satirical piece written in 1970 after a miserable family vacation to Disney World—long before I eventually moved to Florida.
Waycross, Georgia: Small-Town America at a Crossroads
Reflections from five days photographing Waycross, Georgia—a small railroad town wrestling with economic decline, quiet resilience, and the deeper rhythms of life far from the big-city rush.
Stalking Italy
A photo-essay on Italy.
If There Ever Was A Day For Change
A short reflection that led to a small video experiment—asking what must change in our attitudes and actions if we hope to mend what feels like America’s heart problem.
Paris Political Scene, Notre Dame (2016)
A photograph made near Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, where political posters unexpectedly fracture the timeless calm of the historic scene.
It’s Not That Serious
Spring Sentinel, Paris France 2016 Don’t take yourself too seriously, seems to be the statement this stately pigeon sentinel is making from his or her perch on a stately but aging sculpture in Tuileries Garden in Paris, France. I made the photograph in March, 2016, just as spring blooms were starting to burst. A walk […]