Landscape

From the wide open moorland under a pressing sky to the intimate stillness of a mist-covered marsh at dawn, these landscapes share a single quality, the sense of having arrived at a place just before or just after something happens, where the air is charged and the light is doing something it will not do again. In monochrome, stripped of the distraction of seasonal color, each scene reveals its essential character: the weight of cloud, the depth of water, the vast indifference of land that has been here long before us and will remain long after.