Thresholds

Thresholds explores the natural world at its edges: water and air, ice and sea, surface and depth, presence and disappearance.

Three cormorants flying low over a vast gray open sea beneath a spare horizon.

Cormorant landing on pale water, its wings and reflection forming a minimalist dark shape.

Turtle surfacing in green rippled water, with only its head and shell partly visible.

Blue ocean water blurred by motion, with a low sandbar and distant island on the horizon.

Duck centered in circular ripples on dark water.

Black-and-white fish near the surface, surrounded by concentric ripples.

Black-and-white water surface disturbed by a diving bird, with droplets rising from the splash.

Small moth floating at the center of concentric ripples over submerged rocks.

Black-and-white autumn leaf suspended by spider silk against a dark background.

Dew-covered spiderweb hanging from a branch against a cool teal background.

Cormorant flying low across blue glacial water in front of an iceberg.

Blue ice wall and glacier field inside a Vatnajökull ice cave in Iceland.

Thresholds moves between abstraction and recognition. A bird cuts across open water, an animal rises through reflection, ice holds light like glass, and the coast becomes a place of passage rather than arrival. These photographs consider transition: forms crossing, dissolving, submerging, or briefly revealing themselves.