Clipper
Amboy, California | 2018
On a clear spring day, I returned to the iconic Roy's Motel & Cafe along old Route 66, driven by a different curiosity. Beyond the restored neon sign and the cafe, the real story lay in the decay behind the main building.
There, I found the remnants of the once-bustling motel and two vintage cars, abandoned and facing each other as if frozen in mid-conversation. Weathered by time and the elements, their rusted exteriors told stories of a different era, whispering secrets of the countless travelers who had once passed through.
Drawn closer, I could almost hear the echoes of those old conversations, as if the desert breeze itself carried tales from the past, begging to be uncovered.
Archival pigment print on
heavyweight fine art paper
Print Sizes (unframed)
Medium - 17 x 22 in (Open Edition)
Large - 24 x 36 in (Edition of 25)
Sizes = paper /sheet dimensions,
image is inset w/ paper border
Signed and numbered, verso
with a Certificate of Authenticity
Amboy, California | 2018
On a clear spring day, I returned to the iconic Roy's Motel & Cafe along old Route 66, driven by a different curiosity. Beyond the restored neon sign and the cafe, the real story lay in the decay behind the main building.
There, I found the remnants of the once-bustling motel and two vintage cars, abandoned and facing each other as if frozen in mid-conversation. Weathered by time and the elements, their rusted exteriors told stories of a different era, whispering secrets of the countless travelers who had once passed through.
Drawn closer, I could almost hear the echoes of those old conversations, as if the desert breeze itself carried tales from the past, begging to be uncovered.
Archival pigment print on
heavyweight fine art paper
Print Sizes (unframed)
Medium - 17 x 22 in (Open Edition)
Large - 24 x 36 in (Edition of 25)
Sizes = paper /sheet dimensions,
image is inset w/ paper border
Signed and numbered, verso
with a Certificate of Authenticity
Amboy, California | 2018
On a clear spring day, I returned to the iconic Roy's Motel & Cafe along old Route 66, driven by a different curiosity. Beyond the restored neon sign and the cafe, the real story lay in the decay behind the main building.
There, I found the remnants of the once-bustling motel and two vintage cars, abandoned and facing each other as if frozen in mid-conversation. Weathered by time and the elements, their rusted exteriors told stories of a different era, whispering secrets of the countless travelers who had once passed through.
Drawn closer, I could almost hear the echoes of those old conversations, as if the desert breeze itself carried tales from the past, begging to be uncovered.
Archival pigment print on
heavyweight fine art paper
Print Sizes (unframed)
Medium - 17 x 22 in (Open Edition)
Large - 24 x 36 in (Edition of 25)
Sizes = paper /sheet dimensions,
image is inset w/ paper border
Signed and numbered, verso
with a Certificate of Authenticity