Fine art photographer William Morse, areformed architect, has long been interested in abstraction and asymmetry inartistic expression. Oftenphotographing in the moraines and seashores of Southern New England, he looksfor the elusive yet omnipresent small chance occurrences that contain the patternsand abstractions we have evolved to notice and appreciate.Morse has recently exhibited his work in agroup show at the Griffin Museum of Photography. Fort he past fifteen years, he has alsoparticipated in monthly Open Studios in the SOWA Arts District of Boston, wherehe has his studio.
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The death throes of the tree, perhaps, followed by an explosion of new life in its shadow. I am an atheist, and the descendent of Christian missionaries and ministers. I am also a photographer. Everything I see in the natural world reinforces for me Darwin's truth of evolution and natural selection.
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