I have been working over the last few years, on a series of images created at three environmentally and geographically distinct island locations. They are not photo-journalistic but instead visual notations reflective of the individuality of each area. I have concentrated on Iceland, which is an active volcanic island (country) continuing to experience the movement of tectonical plates and the interaction of a subterranean hotspot or mantle plume; Bailey Island in Maine, which shows remnants of continental drift and is continually beaten and shaped by the Atlantic Ocean; and Caladesi Island in Florida, which is a barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico, constantly being recreated by weather driven shifting sands.
The images capture an ancient view in "today's" light, but ultimately, each image is a world unto itself.

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