Flowers and plants seen a little differently—through light, shadow, shape, and texture. I am drawn to the character I find in them, from a flower just beginning to open to one beginning to fade. These photographs are less about identifying the plant and more about seeing the beauty and personality I find within it.
As the plant shrivels and dries, it takes on a beauty of its own, showing the texture and grace of age. This final stage of the flower is very different from its beginning, but I find something compelling in the shapes and textures that remain.
As the plant shrivels and dries, it takes on a beauty of its own, showing the texture and grace of age. This final stage of the flower is very different from its beginning, but I find something compelling in the shapes and textures that remain.
