Ambiguities
Scotland, 1973
Ambiguity is a theme I’ve pursued for over fifty years. Some photographs—when presented without explanation of what’s going on—raise questions: What’s going on here? Where are we? Who are these people? What are they doing? There are no clear answers, so the viewer can only speculate.
Beyond such visual elements such as composition, atmosphere, mood, the play of light, facial expressions, gestures, and so forth what further elevates the photograph is the mystery, the uncertainty, the puzzle, the ambiguity.
New York, 1970
Long Island, 1972
East Hampton, 1982
New York, 1972
Massachusetts, 1969
New York, 1973
New York, 1980
Great Barrington, 1971
Massachusetts, 1968
New York, 1972
Long Island, 1975
New York, 1970
Oregon, 1969
Maine, 1969
East Hampton 1982
New Mexico, 1969
New Hampshire, 1968
Maine, 1969