During my travels, I have meditated on a different sort of voyage: the one that the soul makes to the afterlife. Death and the afterlife are perennial artistic subjects, and I wanted to express both the loss and the hope that I see as intrinsic to a person’s departure from the world. These photographs, taken at cemeteries and churches around the world, capture moments of tranquility in images that are disarmingly warm and welcoming.
Prayer
Paris, France
Palladium Print
Grace at Brompton
London, UK
Palladium Print
Weep
New Orleans, LA
Palladium Print
Plead
Australia
Palladium Print
continuance 2018
New Orleans, LA
Palladium Print
Bolton Row
Wellington, NZ
Palladium Print
Cuban Cross
Havana, Cuba
Palladium Print
Arch Cross
Paris, France
Palladium Print
Wait
London, UK
Palladium Print
Cuban Angel
Havana, Cuba
Palladium Print
Closed Forever
New Orleans, LA
Palladium Print
Died of Wife
New Orleans, LA
Palladium Print
Midst of Life
Wellington, NZ
Palladium Print
Symond Under the Bridge
Auckland, NZ
Palladium Print
Palladium Printing is a historical photographic method that dates back to the late 1800s and is done by hand coating 100% cotton rag paper with ferric oxalate and exposed with a negative in the darkroom under intense ultraviolet light. The print is highly archival and produces an exquisite warm toned image.