One of the most visceral escapes for me is when I find remnants and traces of humankind in once inhabited places, now abandoned and being taken back by nature. This series of photographs specifically references that personal journey while echoing both the melancholy and nostalgic feelings that overwhelm me when in these settings.
In many photographs, I stage models in the actual abandoned structures. In other photos, I leave everything as found, untouched.
Ultimately, my goal is that these photographs infer my innermost feelings and emotions that literally define my existence of always having one foot in the distant past and the genuine connection I feel to the people now gone that I believe still haunt this now lost world.
*A selection of these black and white photographs are available in Limited Edition Digital and Silver Gelatin Prints.
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