Aerial Stills

This gallery explores landscapes and waterways from an aerial perspective, moving from the coastlines of New England to the St. Lawrence River and beyond. Seen from above, vessels, shorelines, and terrain resolve into patterns shaped by light, weather, and movement, revealing scale that is often lost at ground level.

Altitude creates distance, but also clarity. From this vantage, working water and open landscape exist as part of the same system, where human activity leaves subtle, lasting marks across rivers, coast, and land. The images trace those connections quietly — not as documentation of place alone, but as observations of how movement, use, and geography intersect over time.