cyanotype from Polaroid positive - negative film, 1/10 archival digital print, 19H x 13W in (48H x 33W cm)
Using the simplicity of the pinhole camera, I photograph landscapes through extended time, allowing movement to become part of the image. Inspired by the earliest traditions of photography, these images are created as cyanotypes, a 19th-century process known for its distinctive blue tones. Clouds, water, trees, and passing figures dissolve and shift during the long exposures, creating quiet, dreamlike landscapes that connect the history of photography with the passage of time.
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