Postcards From Woodbine

Missive from Woodbine.

Theotokos Beauty

GodManNature

Skywater

Decay/Rust

One

Self.

Thinning The Herd

Uncommon Beauty

When taking photographs I try to find beauty hiding in plain sight. In the long slow weathering of structures there is still form, color, and repetition.


I am drawn to those places that were once alive and vibrant but now sit nearly mute.


The story and the grandeur are still there if we see with new eyes.

On The Waterfront

Doom, Gloom, Zoom

The original seed idea for this triptych was my interest in how easy it was to depict human facial emotion with just three lines with an ink pen. That evolved to trying to deliberately capture different emotions.

The painting to the left is perhaps the face of despair, hopelessness. In the center may be melancholy, grief that passes. Maybe to the right is the face many of us present to the world. Look closely (see below) and you’ll see the horns.

As you can clearly see I never let a lack of talent or an abundance of enthusiasm get in the way of art. I apologize for the poor quality photos.