whiteout conditions

knob: part I

KNOB is a series of analog landscape photography based on the geography, landscape, and life that around the ridge of knob mountain, pennsylvania. knob mountain, or knob ridge, runs through luzerne and columbia counties with its terminus ending in the town of orangveville, outside of which I have lived for the past year. its highest most point, 1720ft above sealevel, makes it one of the highest points in its counties and surrounding areas.

KNOB explores the physical aesthetic, size, and impact on its surrounding areas and my own personal relationship with the landmass and the habitat it creates for bordering inhabitants

in the near future I hope to incorporate multimedia elements: historical research on the area and knob mountain culture and natural elements such as wood pieces harvested from the ridge

on summer and small towns

a collection of pictures I took during july in and around my hometown. there's something so wonderful yet so very ordinary about attending these same carnivals in the same parks at the same parades I've attended for almost 20 years. even after a few years away I'm so familiar with every stand, every piece of food, every corner and almost every face but I already feel myself starting to grow out of place.