People

Photographing people in their environment has been an important pursuit. Uncle Roy (pictured above and at right) passed away in 2010 at age 95. He was an excellent, sincere model who posed for hundreds of photos. Aside from family members, my former students are the main subjects. The last shots on this page are two cibachrome prints of the Grateful Dead and three hand painted b&w photos.

Flower Lady, Charleston, SC

Beth at Looking Glass Falls

1977

Leslie 1988

Stacey Knight at Brevard

1984

Uncle Roy at 93

2008

Olin at Potter's Wheel

1977

Beron

Beron Harrison, my brother This was one of the first images with my first real camera. Taken in the garage, at home. 1970

Refrigerator Light

1984

Michelle and Donatello

1996

Delinda's Wedding, infrared

At Brevard

Donna Hooper, 1983

Light painting staged Brevard Donna was a student

Flea Market Mother

Asheville, NC Flea market at Dreamland Drive-In Theatre beside of Asheville Mall

Delinda and Wedding Cake

Blessing

Hendersonville, NC 1984 The lady told me that the blessing was an attempt to rid the man of evil. I did not notice her leg until the negative was printed. Apparently the indention in her leg was from an injury or surgery.

Bob Weir 1993

Cibachrome print from color negative Grateful Dead at Greensboro, NC

Garcia, 1993

Sewing

Voices Sometimes

Women's voices have sometimes been silenced in history of art and other histories.

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