Five selected photographs · Cape Ann
Working Harbor
Work, adventure, and color seen from the air. These photographs are offered separately from the direct-release shop so crop, scale, and framing can be considered with the collector.
Harbor Mouth
The working harbor opens toward the Atlantic beneath a pale winter sky. Sun on the channel joins town, waterfront, and open water in one long approach.
Archival Photo Rag · crop, size, and frame by inquiry
Working Harbor
The drone rose over a waterfront that still earns its name. Blue sheds, empty slips, winter water—and the small thrill of seeing work become pattern.
Archival Photo Rag · crop, size, and frame by inquiry
Mooring Field
Each boat waits alone, yet the harbor holds them as one constellation. Seen in full, three docks become winter branches and distance becomes pattern, pause, and belonging.
Numbered archival photograph · 10 × 8 in. release available
Harbor and Peninsula
The harbor opens into the town, and the town opens into the Atlantic. Adventure begins at the edge of the familiar.
Photo Rag print or handwoven translation · by inquiry
Working Waterfront
Boats, empty slips, piers, houses, and the commercial edge gather around one protected field of winter water. The photograph records how closely the town and its harbor still work together.
Archival Photo Rag · crop, size, and frame by inquiry
Return to the collection
Small edits, released slowly.
Working Harbor will grow slowly as new photographs are selected and proofed.