This is my original artwork printed on Archival Inkjet Paper 8" X 8" (signed & framed) Medium Format, 120mm Film Photography/Shot on a Hasselblad “Winter” is a series of images as visual narratives documenting a season of solitude and exploration in the Northeastern United States. Inside the camera, multiple exposures are captured on a single, film negative, creating ethereal images unaltered by Photoshop. My personal photographic work often uses the theme of light and movement as a photographic story through seasons; Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn, and combining elements; air, fire, water, earth and ether, constructing imaginative three-dimensional story telling on a journey of timelessness, synergistic with the magic and beauty of mother nature. I feel strongly to document these dreamlike realities as a way to inspire human beings to not be human doings; to look up, look ahead and be responsible for the environmental issues that are effecting the future of generations and the quickly changing life-span of Earth. I hope viewers embark on a creative journey of their own visual imagination inspired to look beyond what is seen into the spiritual unseen and to engage the spectator to have a refreshing, new perception of the beauty around us. My fine art photographs have been exhibited in both solo & group shows at the MOCA/Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, CO, SE Center for Photography, Greenville, SC, to name a few.