Ted A. Adams

As I struggle with the trials of (the day) Job, I seek refuge in color and texture. Through digital photography I aim to reveal the serenity of the mundane and the absurdity of the everyday. A decaying German auto offers itself as an outdoor planter. Fence sitters peer out from the eye of a horse.  A monarch demonstrates symmetry while suckling the dream-like Liatris flower. While sometimes all that is revealed is a simple landscape.

I escape in the pixels of light and I invite you in. I’m delighted to participate for the second year in West Medford Open Studios. May you also be delighted.

For more on Ted Adams, his photography and writing, visit: http://www.tedadams.com.