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Susurrous

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A series of photographs that invite the viewer into empty space, “to wander, creating a myriad of diverse narratives.”

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A photograph of a tawny-grassed slope against a pinkish-white sky. Far in the distance, two figures appear a few yards apart, near the base of the slope.
Golden
Photograph of water, closeup, part choppy and green, part placid and blue
Clarity
The facade of an old stone structure in a field of wildflowers against a light gray-blue sky
Volubilis
A walkway over a marshy beach in the foreground; in the background, dunes against a sky, bright white at the horizon, turning deeper blue higher up
Dyrhólaey
A view onto a beach through white cement walls. A group of people stand near the water's edge, a clear, cerulean sky in the background
Asilah
Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen
The top floors of large sandstone brick buildings with red-shingled slanting roofs as seen from the back, against a pinkish-white sky
Haus
Green and tawny fields and a light blue sky as seen through a bus window, headrests and curtains silhouetted in the foreground
Far
A slice of a town as seen though a narrow window: cloudy blue sky, hills, and the roves of white and beige buildings
Slip

“This collection of photographs is not action-packed nor dynamic, yet the empty space in each photo evokes a sense of calmness and a whisper of nostalgia in which the viewer can place themselves in this open invitation. I believe this is what makes landscape photographs powerful and alluring for the imagination to wander, creating a myriad of diverse narratives for anyone who comes across the photographs.”

Three images from “Susurrous” appear in The Gallatin Review, volume 34, which will be released at a celebration reading on Wednesday, April 24, 2019.

 
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