A transition in time

“What I enjoy most about my process is how I make my photographs. I never use the viewfinder of the camera to compose the image. I take note of the proximity of objects and structures to the camera. I’ve developed a sense of “echolocation”. I can “feel” if an object or structure in space is too close or far away and move the camera accordingly. I endeavor to feel consumed by the area I’m in.”

Excerpt from Artists’ Statement from Photographer Michael James Murray