This piece, Separation III, Santa Cruz, goes back to feeling that these land masses are actually in the process of pulling away from one another. This is something that I am going back to and playing with the composition because of the power of the negative space formed between these two strong forms of rock. This is a subject that I feel can comment on so many of our lives in some many ways that it should remain relevant to each and every one of us for some time. I'll let the art historians carry on the discussion of what they felt I was trying to state about my own life in these series of photographs long after I am gone but I do feel that what they mean to me now and what they will represent to me later can be different. Please feel free to give your thoughts on what these images say to you as well as your opinions on what I am saying. Other peoples input (be it analytical or emotional) is always inspirational to an artist vision. I have found that this type of input can cause the beginnings of all sorts of creative works.

This piece is 2 1/2 in. x 4 1/2 in.