Thin Places are what the ancient Celts named rare locales where the separation between our earthly world and another, spiritual world becomes hazy and indistinct.  They're places where one feels touched by the otherworldly, a feeling not necessarily transmitted by our known senses.

This series grew out of conversations with my father, a religious man despite his breaking a 16-generation chain of rabbis to become a psychiatrist.  Before he passed in 2023, I'd confided in him that for me, deep feelings of spirituality never occurred in the practice of religious observance but rather in the embrace of the natural world - in these Thin Places, where time seems to slow, something resonates in me, and I experience an unexpected sense of connection to a world beyond my consciousness.

Thin Places are elusive - they may only reveal themselves when the light dances with them to a very specific rhythm.  They speak to us through vibration more than sight or sound.  Where the veil between this world and the other becomes porous, these are Thin Places.