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Does the Wind Remember?
A poetic meditation on endurance and transformation, this image captures a weathered cypress tree on the cliffs of Pebble Beach. Bent but unbroken, it stands as a metaphor for the resilience of spirit and the beauty found in imperfection.
Echoes Through the Mission Wall
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The Angel’s Trumpets at Carmel Mission seemed to hover between light and shadow, fragility and endurance. I wanted to capture that ambiguity, where beauty feels both timeless and fleeting.
Harbor of Forgotten Voices
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A haunting meditation on memory and impermanence, this image of Fisherman’s Wharf captures boats resting in a foggy bay, symbols of lives suspended between stillness and journey. Each vessel becomes a vessel of story, inviting viewers to linger in its mystery.
The Balloon That Knew Her Name
This surreal image, created from an original photograph at Lexington Reservoir and layered with painterly textures, invites viewers into a ghost story about identity, loss, and the invisible pull of remembrance. A poetic work of quiet power and haunting ambiguity.
When Ferns Remembered the Body
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A mysterious, intimate image of a partially obscured male body, wrapped in pressed flora and framed like an artifact, becomes the centerpiece of a fictional tale exploring memory, beauty, and the absurdity of time. A play between body and botany, humor and melancholy.