Fine Artist Photographer with a Mindful World View
$1.00 – $2,350.00Price range: $1.00 through $2,350.00
In Window View, the quiet geometry of suburban rooftops becomes a subtle meditation on the spaces between. Light glances off the angled roofline, casting the shadow of a tree across muted siding—a layered visual threshold between exterior form and internal presence.
All images are available as photographic prints. All print sizes listed represent the size of the paper, not the image itself. Each print is made with archival pigment inks and includes a white border, ready for framing without a mat. Framed prints are presented in a solid wood frame with UV-resistant, non-glare museum-grade acrylic for maximum clarity and protection.
| Format | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Custom Print | Custom | Call Rob |
| Loose Print | 8 × 10 in | $55 |
| Loose Print | 17 × 22 in | $199 |
| Loose Print | 24 × 30 in | $449 |
| Loose Print | 32 × 42 in | $699 |
| Loose Print (Limited Edition) | 32 × 42 in | $1,599 |
| Metal Print | Custom | Call Rob |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 8 × 10 in | $125 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 17 × 22 in | $435 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 24 × 30 in | $1,350 |
| Wood Frame with Acrylic | 32 × 42 in | $2,350 |
In Window View, the quiet geometry of suburban rooftops becomes a subtle meditation on the spaces between. Light glances off the angled roofline, casting the shadow of a tree across muted siding—a layered visual threshold between exterior form and internal presence. The cumulus cloud, lit like a revelation beyond the architecture, becomes a silent witness to the fleeting moment. This image, made in the Belvedere neighborhood of Charlottesville, captures the complexity of modern liminality: the space where human structures press close, yet something wider—softer—calls beyond. There is no human figure, yet their presence is felt in the sharp lines and hushed distances. The photograph invites reflection on the paradox of proximity and solitude, where the edge of a roof becomes a quiet crossing into something more tender, unknown.