SNAPSHOTS.

Standing beneath the Grove Place Baobab, it’s hard to appreciate its size through a photograph alone. Its massive trunk rises from the ground before breaking into an incredible network of limbs stretching in every direction. But what interested me even more than its size was realizing just how much history has unfolded around this tree. The baobab is native to Africa, not St. Croix. This particular tree is believed to have been planted around 1750, making it roughly 275 years

A first look from Point Udall, St. Croix. This isn’t the final edit, but it was one I wanted to share before I even made it home. Standing at the easternmost point of the United States, looking out over the Caribbean beneath a sky filled with more stars than the eye can see, was one of those experiences worth losing a little sleep for. Still plenty of work to do on this frame, but I’m pretty happy with where it’s headed. 📍 Point Udall | St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Photogr