Artist's Statement

I make pinhole cameras from discarded tins to capture solargraphs, super-long-exposure images of the sun's changing path over the landscape — usually over several months, a year, or longer. I also make cyanotypes, using anything from found objects and plants to my own negatives. And I take photographs with film cameras like the Brownie Hawkeye, Holga, and Sprocket Rocket. I'm drawn to the natural world and to the structures and objects in it that humans leave behind.