The historic ore dock along Lake Superior in Marquette, Michigan, still stands as an ode to the history of lakefront industry.

The lush meadow around the Wall is undisturbed. and whatever remained of this wall, if anything, sunk back into the earth long ago. It is difficult to attribute this picture any facts other than to comment on its monumentality. It is a depiction of the resolute and unusual, the natural and man-made; the rare nobility of the plainspoken.

I often require a building to anchor my photographs within the greater, and perhaps more important, context of light and weather. This is an otherwise mundane scene of a self storage garage nestled between someone's backyard and the two lane highway I was traveling on. In any other conditions I would not photograph it, but one must be open to serepdpity. I was working post-haste after passing through a violent rural Alabama rain storm. The sky formed to create this photograph which juxtaposes the mundane and the extraordinary. Capturing the accuracy of colors was vital to this scene and it was photographed using Fuji Velvia film.

Silo, Huntington, West Virginia

A painting of a locomotive and its crew adorn the window of a storefront in Ohio.

The prison's watertank in Rawlins, Wyoming is seen here against thick moving storm clouds.

A farmhouse is flanked by scrap metal and a tree in Hamilton County, Ohio.

A figure is seen within a niche on the grounds of the mansion.

A white building is seen infront of a tree among the farmlands of Ballard County, Kentucky.

One of Gary King's employees is seen in Wolfe County.

Leaning Rock, Rockbridge, Ohio

December, Huntington, West Virginia

Caldwell County Agriculture