Light at the end of the tunnel art

light in the end of tunnel

Fort Gaines, located on Dauphin Island, has quite a few photographic opportunities. The photograph above was taken in one of the various tunnels that wrap around the entire fort. When I visited the fort, some of these tunnels were flooded, due to a large influx of rain. I originally shot this photo in color, with my 10-22mm lens, but upon further review, I felt it would present better as a tinted black and white photograph, as most photos with mixed light sources tend to look better in black…

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The artwork is inspired by the idea of a journey through life. The tunnel represents the path that we all must travel, and the light at the end of the tunnel represents the hope and promise that awaits us at the end of our journey. The darkness of the tunnel represents the challenges and obstacles that we must overcome along the way, and the light represents the hope and promise that we will eventually reach our destination. The artwork is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, we…