Little River Canyon N.P., AL 2017

I made this image on a quiet day exploring backroads in the southern Appalachians. This old bridge—weathered, rust-streaked, and partially crumbling—stood with a kind of reluctant dignity over the shallow creek below. What caught my attention wasn’t just the structure itself, but its reflection in the still water, mirroring every scar and stain. There’s something poetic about places like this—how time and nature slowly reclaim what was once built to last. I was drawn to the tension between decay and endurance, and how beauty often shows up in the places we overlook. This image is a study in contrast: ruin and resilience, steel and stone, shadow and light.

Archival fine art pigment print on museum-quality Hahnemühle or Moab fine art cotton rag paper. 

Signed and editioned recto; signed, titled, dated verso. Limited edition prints include a certificate of authenticity.

All sizes are print only, no frame or mat included unless noted.