In 1979 after a move from north to south that left me feeling displaced, I got out my camera and started making pictures. As my children have grown so has my need to photograph them here. Now, as a single parent, it is even more important to furnish them with a photographic record of our time as a family in this place we've learned to call Home. It is the down time that interests me most: the time between events; the time when nothing seems to be happening; the time that comprises most of our lives. Photographs published in books: A New Life: Stories and Photographs From The Suburban South, Feels Like Home, In Their Mother's Eyes, Game Face, and The Spirt of Family. Summer workshops in Italy and France WIPI News Article #3 Conversation about Curating - Archive 5, Awardee 25th Anniversary Exhibition, WIPI Top 100 Distinguished Photographers List 2008