“When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.” – Benjamin Franklin
More people, less regulation, hotter climate, budget cuts, money more important than nature. We are betting against the house.
AmH2O is a long term project about the amazing variety, beauty and fragility of America’s oceans, rivers, lakes, bays, canals, reservoirs and other waterways shot over the last 10 years.
Water everywhere is made up of the same hydrogen and oxygen molecules but can seem very different when contained by beach or desert or forest or swamp or mountains. At a time when environmental protections are being stripped away, it helps to reflect on what is at stake as one zooms out and looks at the very different bodies of water across America that can be and are at risk and to contemplate that future.
Below is a compilation of images found throughout other galleries on this site.

Lake Fausse LA

Moosehead Lake Maine

Pacific Beach

Burns Pt Park LA

Lebanon TN

Eastpoint

Waimea Beach HI

Jackson Hole WY

Puget Sound WA

Horseshoe Bend ID

Bear Lake ID

Starvation St Park UT


Jantzen Beach OR

Crater Lake OR

Folly Beach SC

Gillespie Dam AZ

Point Reyes

San Francisco Bay

Lake Isabella

Camp Nelson

Ventura Harbor

San Luis Reservoir

Mono Lake

Norfolk, VA

Tilghman Island, MD

Varick/Cayuga Lake

Ramona Beach

Brockport

Pulaski NY

Bernhards Bay

Tavares

Olustee

Lake Harbor

Lake Placid


Augusta KY

Wellsburg WV

Pittsburgh PA

Rome IN

Paducah KY

Mackinac Bridge

Sault Ste Marie MI

Galveston Bay TX

Sabine Pass TX

Lake Ponchartrain LA

Kenosha WI

Madison WI

Philadelphia

Chain-O-Lakes MO


Lake Ocoee TN

Cooperstown NY

Williamsport PA

Susquehanna St Park MD

Millersburg PA


Malibu
