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I captured this image on the grounds of the place I was staying, which meant I could step right out the door and be at the scene within seconds. Mornings began with a steaming cup of coffee on the porch, watching the light shift across the landscape as I waited for the moment the elements came together. Being so close allowed me to work slowly and deliberately—adjusting composition, waiting for the ideal sage and sun interplay, and making multiple exposures to ensure the final print conveyed the quiet intimacy of that morning.
I captured this image on the grounds of the place I was staying, which meant I could step right out the door and be at the scene within seconds. Mornings began with a steaming cup of coffee on the porch, watching the light shift across the landscape as I waited for the moment the elements came together. Being so close allowed me to work slowly and deliberately—adjusting composition, waiting for the ideal sage and sun interplay, and making multiple exposures to ensure the final print conveyed the quiet intimacy of that morning.