My photography process has changed so much in recent years. I find myself more attracted to quiet moments, a significant shift in my approach from the beginning of my career. I have also become much more intentional with the images I create. Part of that desire is born from going through a MFA program. The rest comes from the visual fatigue of over two decades of working as an image-maker. It has been almost 8-years since I made a blog post. I’m excited to retreat from Instagram to a quieter space on the internet to share my visual musings. I’m going to start with sets of images from a recent trip to France.
The Notre Dame Cathedral was heavily damage by fire in 2019. It is in the process of being repaired and is surrounded by temporary walls topped with barbed wire. Its still a popular tourist site, when I visited in June 2024 is was closed off to the public.
Notre Dame Cathedral -2024
Outside the Luxembourg Palace -2024
Shadow and Reflections - Paris - 2024
Luxembourg Palaces - 2024
Near Luxembourg Palaces - 2024