Photos • Black & White • The Color of Conviction

 THE COLOR OF CONVICTION PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION
The black and white photographs in this series are inspired by the beauty, wonder, and mystery along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. The photographs explore the theme of reclamation, drawing on the wisdom of nature and the memory of the land. Connect to all that is alive in you with these Soul of Place Collection photographs.

Blue Ridge Parkway Photos Color of Conviction Dawn Richerson
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  • Second Eden Blue Ridge Parkway tree photograph black and white 8x12
  • A Smile in Her Heart tree bark photograph Blue Ridge Parkway black and white photo 8x10
  • Life at the Barn photograph Blue Ridge Parkway black and white photo 8x10
  • The Weight of Responsibility tree bark photograph Blue Ridge Parkway black and white photo 8x10
  • Begin Again plant photograph black and white photo 8x10
  • RENDEZVOUS W/ HER SOUL ☼ Color of Conviction￨Blue Ridge Parkways leaf photo black and white 8x10
  • Entwined with Life vine photograph black and white photo 8x10
  • Up in Arms tree photograph black and white Blue Ridge Parkway photograph Dawn Richerson 8x10
  • Can Anyone Really See Eye to Eye Anymore leaf photograph black and white photo 8x10
  • Love Time Space shadow tree photograph black and white photo 8x10 hiking Blue Ridge Parkway
  • Too Old to Think of Time tree photograph black and white Blue Ridge Parkway photograph Dawn Richerson 8x10
  • Summer Stretch flower photograph black and white Blue Ridge Parkway photograph Dawn Richerson 8x10
  • The Miracle and Spring winter tree photograph black and white Blue Ridge Parkway photograph Dawn Richerson 8x8
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