From the first-time collector to the seasoned, discerning collector, we offer choices to meet your expectations. For the first-time collector, or the casual collector, we offer Graphite Fine Art Prints. Each is printed using museum quality ink and paper.
For the more serious collector, we offer Grauvre, “etchings on paper,” for the ultimate visual and emotional experience. As much as the images here on this site offer an approximation of that experience, until you hold one in your hands, it is difficult to express the depth of detail and the quality of the rendering. Rendered at up to 1200 DPI – four times that is industry standard for fine art prints – each Gravure is a work of art.
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Ask anyone where Mortimer, NC is, and they will likely tell you that they haven't a clue. For a very brief period of time, Mortimer was home to a mill driven by water power. Now, it is no more than a collection of abandoned concrete walls. This brook is behind the walls of an otherwise ruined building. There is a deep sense of loss, of mystery, of abandonment. Why would someone spend so much time and money and walk away? Mortimer is a place of unanswered questions. Select a print category: Graphite, Onyx, or Obsidian. Not sure which one to purchase? Click here.
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Ask anyone where Mortimer, NC is, and they will likely tell you that they haven't a clue. For a very brief period of time, Mortimer was home to a mill driven by water power. Now, it is no more than a collection of abandoned concrete walls. This brook is behind the walls of an otherwise ruined building. There is a deep sense of loss, of mystery, of abandonment. Why would someone spend so much time and money and walk away? Mortimer is a place of unanswered questions. This tree stands behind the four remaining walls of what was once the main building. All of our prints are made using archival/museum quality paper and ink. We feature Innova fine art papers. This image is 12"x18" and is available is a number of papers. A vintage Pentax 6x7 lens was used. Not sure which one to purchase? Click here.
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In 2018, we began our journey back into the world of vintage film photography. Crafted with Pentax 6x7 cameras ranging in age from 50-70 years, and with various 4x5 film cameras from the 1950s, each image is brought to life in the darkroom of old, and then brought forward in time to the age in which we live. Each Grauvre Noir possesses the hallmark grain for the film used to create it. This image is Greensboro, North Carolina.
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In 2018, we began our journey back into the world of vintage film photography. Crafted with Pentax 6x7 cameras ranging in age from 50-70 years, and with various 4x5 film cameras from the 1950s, each image is brought to life in the darkroom of old, and then brought forward in time to the age in which we live. Each Grauvre Noir possesses the hallmark grain for the film used to create it. This image is the south falls, near Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina.
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In 2018, we began our journey back into the world of vintage film photography. Crafted with Pentax 6x7 cameras ranging in age from 50-70 years, and with various 4x5 film cameras from the 1950s, each image is brought to life in the darkroom of old, and then brought forward in time to the age in which we live. Each Grauvre Noir possesses the hallmark grain for the film used to create it. This image is the south falls, near Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina.
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In 2018, we began our journey back into the world of vintage film photography. Crafted with Pentax 6x7 cameras ranging in age from 50-70 years, and with various 4x5 film cameras from the 1950s, each image is brought to life in the darkroom of old, and then brought forward in time to the age in which we live. Each Grauvre Noir possesses the hallmark grain for the film used to create it. This image is from Greensboro, North Carolina.
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“The Wrecked and the Dead” (NF200245-A-SFx)
Location: Somewhere near Durham, NC. I’ve seen abandoned cars before. I’ve seen wrecked cars many times. I’ve never seen such carnage, so many wrecked, destroyed, neglected, deserted, cars. I was profoundly sad, and the longer I wandered around the wreckage, the more deeply saddened I became. There seemed to be no logic to the destruction. I could feel the memories. I could almost feel people sitting in some of the cars, and the pride they would have felt when these cars were new. The carnage of steel and chrome left me without words. Adding to sense of loss was the house that faced the road. From a relatively new farm tractor to a recent vintage tow truck, the area around the house was covered with day-to-day signs of life, except no one lived there any longer. It was - literally - as though one day everyone who lived there - including the children - simply left and took nothing with them. Select a print category: Graphite, Onyx, or Obsidian. Not sure which one to purchase? Click here. -
The Upper Room 1570 Location: Reidsville, NC
Falcon and Cheri began working together in late summer, 2019. Their work together has had wide critical acclaim. This image, one from The Upper Room series, was created in January 2020 Not sure which one to purchase? Click here, -
The Upper Room 1556 Location: Reidsville, NC
Falcon and Cheri began working together in late summer, 2019. Their work together has had wide critical acclaim. This image, one from The Upper Room series, was created in January 2020 Not sure which one to purchase? Click here, -
The Upper Room 0803 Location: Reidsville, NC
Falcon and Cheri began working together in late summer, 2019. Their work together has had wide critical acclaim. This image, one from The Upper Room series, was created in January 2020 Not sure which one to purchase? Click here, -
The Upper Room 0796 Location: Reidsville, NC
Falcon and Cheri began working together in late summer, 2019. Their work together has had wide critical acclaim. This image, one from The Upper Room series, was created in January 2020 Not sure which one to purchase? Click here, -
The Upper Room 0788 Location: Reidsville, NC
Falcon and Cheri began working together in late summer, 2019. Their work together has had wide critical acclaim. This image, one from The Upper Room series, was created in January 2020 Not sure which one to purchase? Click here,
