The photographs in this collection originated in natural places where I felt some intuitive affinity or attraction. In making these I was exploring that affinity, which I experience as a threshold joining the visible world of trees, water, and lonesome places, to an invisible and fertile other-world. 

These photographs were made on black and white medium format film, sometimes using plastic toy cameras. Except in printing, digital intervention has been minimal.


Anima Mundi

Intimate portraits, dark and emotional, looking through a glass to discover something that lies behind appearances.

Looking Through a Glass

Dancing in the Light

Expressions of the spirits of the forests and waters where I make my home.

Woods and Water

Photographs made in the course of living on, and exploring a wooded hilltop in Chatham County, North Carolina.

Crow Hill

Handmade prints in palladium, cyanotype, and gum.

Kenneth Jackson