There are mornings on Lake Superior when fog reduces the world to its simplest forms. Here at Two Harbors along Minnesota’s north shore, fog has turned the harbor into an abstract study in three parts.
A lone buoy glows in thick fog, while the breakwater light keeps watch beyond.
Along the breakwater, the world narrows to a small light fading into the mist.
The breakwater light stands alone in morning fog.
A Great Lakes freighter moves along the North Shore of Minnesota. Its presence reduced to near silhouette in the early morning fog on Lake Superior. In the hush between water and sky, a low hum and trailing plume whisper of the power that moves steel and industry across these cold waters. just another shape dissolving…
Quilotoa, Ecuador, a remote village high in the Andes mountains seen through three cameras, each offering a different way of capturing place, presence, and moment.
FIELD NOTES: On cobblestone streets in the historic center of Quito, stands an ancient wooden door. And no matter what awaits beyond, you must reach for a hand to cross the threshold. It offers no invitation. Closed to the passive. Quietly indifferent for centuries. Yet it has been reached for many times, polishing the brass…
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