Man-Made
A fine art series exploring objects, structures, and spaces shaped by the human hand.
"Bodie Island Lighthouse"- The bold black-and-white stripes of Bodie Island Lighthouse rise against a clear Outer Banks sky, a classic symbol of North Carolina’s coast.
"Turning Time"- A close-up of an iconic antique steering wheel, from a bygone era, on display at a car show in Colorado.
"Steam and Steel: Locomotive No. 73"- The preserved steam locomotive No. 73 of the White Pass & Yukon Route waits beneath a cloud of steam, recalling the engineering and adventure that defined the historic railway through Alaska and Canada's Yukon Territory.
"Downtown Vancouver, BC"- A quiet waterfront moment overlooking downtown Vancouver, where urban architecture meets the calm of the bay beneath brooding autumn skies.
"Sky Whiskers – Cat Balloon at ColorFest, Pagosa Springs"- A red cat-shaped hot air balloon drifts through the clear Colorado sky during the annual ColorFest in Pagosa Springs.
"Fire Brand"- Bold flames dance across gleaming red paint—an ode to classic hot rod craftsmanship and vintage American style.
"The Loom"- Close-up of a hand-operated wooden loom, showing heddles, warp threads, and reed. A classic setup used to make cloth in Mexico..
"Sweet Balance"- An old-fashioned scale holds colorful candies and chocolates, a playful contrast between weight and indulgence.
"Scenes from the Hatteras–Ocracoke Ferry"-The Hatteras–Ocracoke Ferry crosses the sound with a steady rhythm, connecting the islands and the people of North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
"Lion's Gate Bridge"- A architectural portrait of Vancouver’s iconic Lion’s Gate Bridge, as it stretches toward the North Shore mountains under a clear coastal sky.
"Port Monoliths"- Towering cranes rise like steel giants above the harbor, a black-and-white study of industry and structure against the quiet sea.
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse- The bold spiral pattern of the historic Cape Hatteras Lighthouse makes it one of the most recognizable beacons in the world.
"Crossroads of Steel"- Rail lines stretch across the Hill Country of West Texas—a quiet study in distance, solitude, and the rhythm of time.