Boat Passing preserves a single harbor in continuous sequence.

Photographed on July 6, 2026, in Bar Harbor, Maine, the series records the harbor as it was experienced during a single period of observation, preserving the changing relationships between shoreline, water, vessels, atmosphere, and human activity.

Each image preserves the exact conditions under which it was captured through its accompanying metadata, including time, location, camera settings, and recording information.

Each photograph is a complete archival fragment.

Together, the sequence preserves an environment that could not be represented by a single frame.

Rather than isolating individual subjects, the archive preserves the conditions of the harbor as a whole.