There are trees in Belize and a storefront in Prague. There is a photograph of bones. And, of course, there is Crable's work. The result is a people-watcher's delight. There are all shapes and sizes and colors of humanity here.
Young people stride by confidently, an old couple cling to each other.
Some hold umbrellas, some walk with their heads down, lost in thought. In the center picture a huge dog on a leash trots vigorously into the frame, while behind it you may just glimpse its overmatched owner's face. Crable, who teaches art at James Madison University, has taken photographs of people on subways, escalators, walkways and bridges for his montages, which hang in museums and private collections. People, unfortunately, sometimes do. I don't think I'm hurting anybody.