An ongoing series of photographs of loss and remembrance of my fellow travelers.
Along roads and railways, people create places to remember someone they have lost. A name, a photograph, flowers or a familiar object makes each memorial personal. Some are simple markers; others grow into elaborate gatherings of offerings, renewed and tended over many years.
In End of the Road, I photograph these expressions of remembrance within the landscapes they inhabit. Traffic passes, fields are worked and the surrounding world continues to change. Seen together, the memorials reveal the many choices people make to give grief and love a visible place. I’m drawn to both their individuality and the shared desire to keep someone’s memory present along the roads we travel.
