The Thebes Photographic Project was undertaken to commemorate Francis Firth’s 1856 Journey to Egypt. His portfolio, “Egypt & Palestine” was the first travel log. I wanted to relive the Egyptian part, by not copying Frith’s work, but by using his work as a jumping off point to explore the area at Luxor Egypt with my own personal vision. I used the panorama camera simply because I like the format. The images document the temples and surrounding land, locking them in time, much like much like Frith’s work did 130 years earlier. The sites are forever changing, being rebuilt & at the same time deteriorating. It might be interesting to revisit this locations in the future, they have all ready changed from when these images were made.

These images exist in two formats:

Image size 14 “H x 42 “W Finished art size 23.5 “H x 52.5 “W x .5" D +1” from wall

Giclee print laminated between plexiglass 

Edition of 6

$6000.00

Image size 10“ H x 30”  on 20”H x 40” 

Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White Paper

Edition 0f 20

$700.00