During the past months, I’ve been creating cyanotypes – by the dozen. It’s a photographic process dating back to 1842 England and perfected by Anna Atkins; the first woman photographer (probably) and the first person to publish a book illustrated with photographic images. Kids and hobbyists know them as sun print because you place items – such as leaves – …

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Traditionally a Dream Catcher acts as a shield against negative dreams.  (Wikipedia 9/2018).  But we have had enough bad dreams for a life time.  I shared my Dream Catcher, residual wood from a table project, with nature.  Hopeful of a restorative springs.  

I am a photographer based in the Kingdom. These images are part of a series in progress that interprets the feelings we are all experiencing regarding barriers, separations, setbacks, uncertainty. The second set serves as a counterpoint to the first: Through times of uncertainty, a clear path will eventually emerge.