In 2012, I began what would become the “From Behind” series while visiting Israel on a church tour. Throughout the tour, I realized I was truly intrigued with the various ways people chose to express their praise and worship. In an effort to avoid blatantly intruding on such private moments, I focused on photographing people from behind and from a distance. It’s been five years since I took the first praise image and I am still intrigued with photographing people from behind. Now however, the interest is in how universal we are as people when there are no facial features to judge, admire, idolize or be distracted by.
The From Behind series has since expanded into an observation of life everywhere I go.
Ongoing series.
Arched doorway of the Masonic Temple
Fireworks at Franklin Parkway
Oakland
Western Wall: Praying
Western Wall: Leaving a message
Dome of of the Rock
Chicago Bean
Three’s Company
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Gross-Rosen Concentration Camp Quarry
Montreal Museum of Art
Union Square Wall of Messages
B-more Love
Stop Murder by Police
