This collection began on a back deck, watching a familiar garden change as the sun dropped toward the horizon. The landscape most photographers capture in bright, early light looks entirely different at dusk, and that shift became the starting point for a body of work.
Shot in the narrow window near dusk rather than the usual morning or evening light, these images strip the garden down to bold black and white, its shapes rendered almost like halftones, simplified to their essential forms.
Twilight Garden asks viewers to see a familiar subject in a way most photography overlooks.
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