My Talbot Island photography book is now available.
DRIFTWOOD — Nature’s Timeless Forms brings together a selection of my black-and-white photographs created along the shores of Talbot Island, Florida.
This fine art photography book is a collection of some of my favorite images captured along the shores of Talbot Island, Florida — where ocean, weather, and time have transformed fallen trees into remarkable natural forms.
Each photograph is an invitation to slow down, look closer, and discover the beauty, resilience, and quiet stories held within the driftwood.
But there’s something more waiting inside…
I’ve included a little surprise to accompany you as you turn the pages — something that makes experiencing the book about more than just what you see. 🎶
Message me to order your signed copy.
September, 2026
I’m excited to share a new way to experience my photography — my Virtual Art Gallery is now open.
The gallery brings together my black-and-white driftwood photography from Talbot Island in a space where you can explore the collection as if walking through an exhibition.
Each photograph captures the natural forms, textures, and character of driftwood shaped by water, weather, and time.
I invite you to step inside, explore the collection, and experience Nature’s Timeless Forms.
September, 2026
I’m honored to share that my photograph received 3rd Place at the Art Amelia Exhibition.
I’m grateful to Art Amelia Gallery for this recognition and for its continued support of local artists.
Art Amelia Gallery
22 S 8th St, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
August, 2026
WILD SPIRITS OF CUMBERLAND ISLAND
Roaming freely beneath ancient live oaks and along the windswept shores of Cumberland Island, these wild horses embody the untamed spirit of a place where nature and history exist together. Once part of the private estate of the Carnegie family, the island has transformed from a Gilded Age retreat into a protected wilderness where these majestic creatures continue to live as they have for generations — free, resilient, and forever wild.
June, 2026