Small Presences
A Small Measure of Red
A red canoe rests between the mountain and its reflection. Across this expanse of stone and water, its smallness becomes a measure of everything around it.
Along the Evening
Riders follow the narrow path between autumn foliage and the lake. Their passing gives the still shore a slow, measured rhythm.
The Boats Stay Here
Two rowboats rest below the autumn trees. Their reflections settle beside them, held close to the bank.
The Wind Leaves a Shape III
Footprints climb toward a small figure on the ridge. A human passage briefly joins the longer work of the wind.
A Road Through the Long View
A car follows the road past a rock tower. Telephone poles mark out the distance in small, repeated intervals.
Between Two Islands II
A sea stack fades into the mist beyond rocks and a tidal pool. The shore repeats itself at different distances, each a little less distinct.