I have taken pictures for most of my life. I have made films, written books and plays. I studied with Walker Evans and John T. Hill. Just taking pictures never seemed enough to me. Recognizing that there is a wide variety of dramatic images that different cameras and photographic methods can produce, I still wanted to find something within my own process that approached telling a story. I wanted to make images, not just capture them. At the same time, I sought a practical way to work. As we moved into the 21st Century, I began to work digitally, and I began to experiment with bringing narration into the pictures I made. This has not paralleled the short story form, as I initially expected. Instead it has come up to the edge of memoir and—it seem to me—sometimes poetry, sometimes theater.
Rectangular prints are generally 13" by 19" on archival paper, square ones 10" by 10" on 13" by 19" archival paper.
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