Centered around our relationship to the present day environment, the works here include in-camera manipulations of the ocean, the rising moon, rivers, and other archetypal landscapes.  In contrast to previous bodies of work that were documentary of a specific place or moment, this series is far more interpretative.  Contemplations of time are present throughout all of the works.  Moments of ephemerality in the natural world are seen through cyanotype photograms of spiderwebs and exploding snowballs.  Time’s steadfast and quiet presence is evident in photographs of the passing moon and changing tides.  Through multiple exposures, sometimes as many as 50 exposures onto one sheet of film, the photographs are attempts to seize time and to understand the thin slice of air and earth that sustains us and that we precariously inhabit.