NEWS | Los Angeles | I’m excited and honored to have been named a 2020 Photolucida Critical Mass Top 50 Photographer for my latest project about the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, "Longing for Amelia—The Historical and Mythological Landscape". • The work is from the first phase of the Earhart project—a five-week expedition to the outer-reaches of the Northern Mariana and Marshall Islands, photographing the seascapes and landscapes specific to the “Japanese Capture” theory of Earhart's disappearance. It is a theory involving the forced landing of Earhart in fortified Japanese territory followed by her capture, imprisonment, and possible execution at the hands of their Imperial Navy. • The project will also include archival ephemera related to the planning and preparation of the flight, the flight itself, as well as the search following her disappearance. Scientific documents supporting the different theories will also be included, as well as other mixed-media inspired by some of these elements. • Congratulations to all of the other wonderful photographers that were included in this award. It is fantastic to be included with such a broad range of talented artists. • MORE big news related to this project will be announced soon. • LINK in bio. • Image courtesy of Purdue University Archives and Special Collections • #Award #AmeliaEarhart #criticalmass #criticalmasstop50 #fineartphotography #contemporaryphotography #conceptualphotography #documentaryphotography #bignews #top50 #collecteurs #artinamerica #ArtistsOnInstagram #collectingphotography #Photography #photolondon #photographmag #LosAngeles https://www.instagram.com/p/CGgTPhQlN1gdjPDxmKzUeHb7sRBEugwX0TxUnw0/?igshid=dk0gazdxtiqb













