Kazuko
Digital print from 35mm negative
Date: 2023
Frame Dimensions: 9” x 12”
Image Dimensions: 8.5” x 11”
Through the nature of knowing someone personally, I find myself able to make my most compelling photographs. My friends and family are my favorite subjects. For this project, I follow the four generation Shearer family celebrate Christmas, documenting their family on 35mm color positive and black and white film. While they are not my family, they are a family I have spent a good amount of time getting to know. Their multi-generational connection to Greene, New York lends itself to an abundance of storied traditions, ranging from sawing down a Christmas tree from across the road to reading a Grandma Moses illustrated The Night Before Christmas on Christmas Eve.
Digital print from 35mm negative
Date: 2023
Frame Dimensions: 9” x 12”
Image Dimensions: 8.5” x 11”
Through the nature of knowing someone personally, I find myself able to make my most compelling photographs. My friends and family are my favorite subjects. For this project, I follow the four generation Shearer family celebrate Christmas, documenting their family on 35mm color positive and black and white film. While they are not my family, they are a family I have spent a good amount of time getting to know. Their multi-generational connection to Greene, New York lends itself to an abundance of storied traditions, ranging from sawing down a Christmas tree from across the road to reading a Grandma Moses illustrated The Night Before Christmas on Christmas Eve.
Digital print from 35mm negative
Date: 2023
Frame Dimensions: 9” x 12”
Image Dimensions: 8.5” x 11”
Through the nature of knowing someone personally, I find myself able to make my most compelling photographs. My friends and family are my favorite subjects. For this project, I follow the four generation Shearer family celebrate Christmas, documenting their family on 35mm color positive and black and white film. While they are not my family, they are a family I have spent a good amount of time getting to know. Their multi-generational connection to Greene, New York lends itself to an abundance of storied traditions, ranging from sawing down a Christmas tree from across the road to reading a Grandma Moses illustrated The Night Before Christmas on Christmas Eve.