Chapel at the Château de Beynac - photogravure print - The Weekly Edition

Chapel at the Château de Beynac - photogravure print - The Weekly EditionThe Chapel at Chteau de Beynac While traveling in the Dordogne region of France I visited this castle built in the 12 century by the Barons of Beynac. My mind swims with thoughts when I see this place, I wonder how many people have walked the path to the chapel door. Who and how did this group build this amazing structure, what must it have been like to live in Middle Ages. Hand pulled photogravure print is made with Charbonnel Noir 55981, Bistre,

In march of 2020 at the beginning of what we would come to learn as a year of isolation and worry

This collection will be a mix of these photographs

When I was a child my grandparents has a pomegranate tree in their backyard

It was perfect and I made this picture with my 8x10 camera and a petzval lens from the 1870s

and warm sepia inks with a dash of Charbonnel sanguine ink on Hahnemühle copperplate paper

I set these tulips up in my bedroom one day when I really wanted to do some photography and my kids were at school

it must have flown into the side wall and died

This hand-pulled polymer photogravure print is made with Gamblin bone black and sepia ink

I printed an edition of 7 numbered prints and  2 A/P prints

This portrait is meaningful to me for a different set of reasons than what you might find is important to you

Limited edition of 14

I had been thinking about the idea that vampires were probably around