East of Where East Begins is a collection of photographs made during repeated drives to the far edges of the Outer Banks. The series follows the shifting coastline, off-season towns, and wind-worn places at the country’s eastern limit—an exploration of distance, return, and the pull of a landscape that never stays the same.

View of the deck of a ship moving through the ocean, with water and sky visible. The deck has yellow markings and safety equipment, and the wake trails behind the ship.
A deserted sandy beach with dunes and sparse vegetation, under a dark, cloudy sky.
A close-up of numerous peach-colored seashells with ridges and spines.
Street signs for Longtree Lane and BR 134 Back at a street corner, partially obscured by dark green foliage and white flowers.
Dog running on sandy beach with footprints, during sunset or late evening.
Several bicycles and a surfboard leaning against a tree in a front yard enclosed by a wooden fence, with a house and garden in the background.
Wooden stairs surrounded by dense greenery and trees in a garden or backyard.
Display of empty vintage soda bottles, some shells, and a hand-written sign for fig trees.
A person walking along the shoreline of a beach at sunset, with footprints in the sand and waves washing up on the shore.
A white picket fence illuminated in red light at night, with dried leaves hanging on top of the fence.
Lighthouse viewed through a narrow gap between doorframes, with a cloudy sky in the background.