5:32 PM
As part of my PM series, the shoreline becomes a threshold between low and high tide, capturing the transitions that define each passing moment. Returning at dusk, I notice how day and night, ebb and flow, echo the familiar rhythms of endings and beginnings. This image invites reflection on life’s continual cycles—and on the subtle ways perception shifts with time.
Title: 5:32 PM, Evening Tide, 2024
Size: 15 x 15 in. image on 17 x 17 in. sheet
Medium: Archival Pigment Print on 100% cotton rag paper
Printer: Personally printed by artist
Origin: Direct from the artist
Authentication: Signed/Numbered + Certificate
Edition: 15 + 1AP
Print only, unframed.
Custom sizes available within edition, Inquire.
$350.00
My AM and PM series bring together two of my photographic series in a reflection on perception, memory, and the quiet rhythms that steady us.
These images were captured over many mornings and evenings, standing on the same stretch of shoreline as the light shifted and the tide moved, watching the world transform in ways both subtle and profound. Some days were soft and misted, others bright and sharp—but each revealed something new, a detail I might have missed if I weren’t paying attention. It became less about the passage of time and more about the small changes that quietly shape our days.
In many ways, the work mirrors life itself. Each day brings uncertainty, movement, and adaptation. Yet within that, there is rhythm, resilience, and the possibility of calm. AM and PM invite you to pause, reflect, and experience that same quiet endurance—creating a presence that resonates in the spaces where it is displayed.
