A row of weathered grain silos stands beneath a heavy Nebraska storm, their pale metal surfaces catching what little light remains beneath the darkening sky.
Built to endure wind, weather, harvest seasons, and years of use, the structures seem almost small beneath the weight of the approaching storm, yet they remain firmly in place.
Holding Their Ground is a photograph about endurance, scale, and the way human structures persist beneath the much larger forces of the Plains.
Available in three sizes. Printed by the photographer on fine-art luster paper using archival pigment inks. Unframed prints include a border for handling; listed sizes refer to the actual image area. Ground shipping within the U.S. is included. Please contact me regarding custom sizes or other special considerations.
A row of weathered grain silos stands beneath a heavy Nebraska storm, their pale metal surfaces catching what little light remains beneath the darkening sky.
Built to endure wind, weather, harvest seasons, and years of use, the structures seem almost small beneath the weight of the approaching storm, yet they remain firmly in place.
Holding Their Ground is a photograph about endurance, scale, and the way human structures persist beneath the much larger forces of the Plains.
Available in three sizes. Printed by the photographer on fine-art luster paper using archival pigment inks. Unframed prints include a border for handling; listed sizes refer to the actual image area. Ground shipping within the U.S. is included. Please contact me regarding custom sizes or other special considerations.