Ain't we a pair?

Shackleford II, 30x40, framed 38x48. Silver gelatin photograph.

A mile off the coast of the tiny port town of Beaufort, NC, lies Shackleford Banks; a nine-mile long barrier island. Cut off from civilization, and accessible only by boat, Shackleford is a rare gem. It is battered by storms, and the ever-flowing tides are constantly changing its shores. Wild horses, shipwrecked there in the late 1600's, are its only inhabitants.

It is my home away from home, and its splendor is ever evolving.