By taking a realistic look at where the world is now, perhaps we can get a clearer sense of how we ought to be moving ahead. Your thoughts might well appear in a future issue. The duo waited for a sunny afternoon, then headed for a field about a block from their home, in North Beach, Maryland. We both were having a good time. I ended up shooting 72 frames.
Green grass turns white, blue skies turn black.
It's almost voodooish. Once the print was developed, he subtly hand-dyed it. Barber has been shooting for non-profit publications throughout Maryland since 1971, when he graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art. People are his favorite photographic subject.