Webb, who describes himself as a street photographer, looks for the nuances of cultural conflict in places like Haiti, Mexico, and Florida.
Color is very much about atmosphere and emotion and the feel of a place.
Color seems to be a part of those cultures in a way that's very different from my background. I came from that gray-brown, reticent world of New England, where emotions are rarely expressed spontaneously, where things are often concealed behind closed doors. Going from that to Haiti and Mexico, with their dramatic sense of life and color and movement and spontaneity of emotion, is very, very exciting for me. I reacted to the colors of Florida less viscerally than those of the Caribbean and Latin America. My work from Florida is more distanced.