Native American Ghosts Photograph

This piece was inspired when photographing areas of the Celery Farm in Allendale, NJ. "The approximately three square miles that are known today as Allendale were part of a vast wilderness known only to the native American Indians until the early 1700′s when a few adventurous settlers began to carve out farms and build homesteads in the vicinity. Allendale was then part of the Ramapo Tract, 42,500-acre parcel on land controlled by the East New Jersey Board of Proprietors. The Proprietors were largely old-world real estate speculators and many of them never set foot on the American land they controlled." Eventually, the land became a Celery Farm and then grew wild, but was resurrected to become "A small but wonderful sanctuary with more than 240 species of birds recorded here. It is a short, easy walk for families. In addition to birding – there are Osprey fishing views most days -- the area is also known for its many butterflies." I decided to take my photograph and incorporate the images of long gone Native Americans who alone knew this land.

Photography:Digital on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16 W x 20 H x 0.1 D in

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