Time lets the light in to mark its own shape on the silver coated papers placed into the landscape. These cameraless photographs are extended, direct exposures of days to months within the elements. Uniquely marked by timed experiences, each composition is made by inviting and then capturing the locomotion of its own slow moving image. These are photographs of long deep breaths, of atmospheric shifts, of tropospheric drifts: pictures of foggy summer mornings, autumnal afternoons, the cold short days of winter, and everything in between; though no details would hold beyond the light that had been seen.
