Made along the Rio Grande near Boquillas del Carmen, Mexico, as first light swept across a quiet bend in the river.
Standing here, the river feels older than the lines drawn across maps. Long before borders, politics, or fences, these waters were carving through desert rock and shaping the landscape that surrounds them today.
This image is part of The Rio Project, my ongoing effort to document the Rio Grande from its headwaters in Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico.
One river. Two names. Depends on where you're standing.
*8×12 with 2in border printed on archival matte paper with archival Canon Lucia inks.
Made along the Rio Grande near Boquillas del Carmen, Mexico, as first light swept across a quiet bend in the river.
Standing here, the river feels older than the lines drawn across maps. Long before borders, politics, or fences, these waters were carving through desert rock and shaping the landscape that surrounds them today.
This image is part of The Rio Project, my ongoing effort to document the Rio Grande from its headwaters in Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico.
One river. Two names. Depends on where you're standing.
*8×12 with 2in border printed on archival matte paper with archival Canon Lucia inks.
