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There are always consequences to actions, even positive actions. The Route 450 bridge in Annapolis had traffic that was increasing , but the bridge could not properly handle. One of the casualties was Spinakers, a restaurant at one end of the bridge.
A small portion of the old bridge still remains, as can be seen here.
Actually, this is a path within Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland. It is an infrared image and printed using the lith process, which accounts for some of its more interesting components.
Not long after taking this picture I was attacked by an army of flying insects, which had me literally running from the area. Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is a wonderful place to visit, but there are times of the year when the bugs within the wooded areas just do not allow humans much time to linger.
One of my favorite images is House Of Dreams, and I have even offered an image from behind the house. This image was taken inside.
Bromoil wonderfully allows me to offer this much with the same feeling I had when I was inside. How many stories might have been told? What joys? What sadnesses? These questions can only be answered through guess and imagination, and that is where I would like the viewer to remain.
About 8 months ago I offered Discovery. It has always been and will continue to be one of my favorites. As mentioned before, sometimes I render images in different ways to offer different interpretations of the same scene. In this particular case, creating a Bromoil print offers a much different way to view the image.
