Reversal
Humankind depends on the world's ecosystems for its survival and well being. These photos represent my attempt to process the unsettling, and ultimately tragic, transformation of Earth as a result of human induced climate change. By making the photographs in this series, I am seeking to express human fragility and uncertainty in the face of ecosystem decline and global warming. Photographing the seasonal rhythms and the variations in light and color is an affirmation of the beauty and resiliency of the natural world.
Winter
Reversal, Winter No. 1, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 2, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 3, Walden Pond, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 4, Walden Pond, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 5, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 6, 2016
Reversal, Winter No. 7, 2016
Spring
Reversal, Spring No. 1, 2014
Reversal, Spring No. 2, 2017
Reversal, Spring No. 3, 2018
Reversal, Spring No. 4, 2019
Reversal, Spring No. 5, 2019
Reversal, Spring No. 6, 2019
Seasons
Summer hides in shadows
Winter flaunts its lines
Spring will flower
Fall lost time.
Summer
Reversal, Summer No. 1, 2014
Reversal, Summer No. 2, 2014
Reversal, Summer No. 3, 2014
Reversal, Summer No. 4, 2015
Fall
Reversal, Fall No. 1, 2014
Reversal, Fall No. 2, 2014
Reversal, Fall No. 3, 2014
Reversal, Fall No. 4, 2014
Reversal, Fall No. 5, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 6, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 7, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 8, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 9, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 10, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 11, 2015
Reversal, Fall No. 12, 2019