On May 1st & 2nd, Franklin, and many other communities in the Nashville area, suffered a devastating flood.  On the morning of May 3rd the waters were high, but the rains had ceased and the sun was working its way through broken clouds.  I suppose you could say that the dove had returned with a freshly plucked olive leaf. 

These images represent beauty and peace in the midst of tragedy and loss.  Please consider purchasing a print - when you do, you’ll be helping to restore homes, families and the rich history that is Hard Bargain Mount Hope neighborhood.  Proceeds from print sales will benefit Hard Bargain Mount Hope Redevelopment.  HBMHR is a grassroots, non-profit organization seeking to restore and redevelop Hard Bargain, a historic African American neighborhood which has fought for over 100 years to be preserved.

>>> Opening reception for this body of work will be on Sunday, May 16, 3pm - 6pm at Five Points Starbucks in Franklin <<<

a freshly plucked olive leaf...

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Giclee Prints are made with archival quality inks and printed on acid free cold press watercolor paper.  All prints are limited edition and are signed and numbered: 6x9 in a series of 100, 11x15 in a series of 50 and 20x30 in a series of 20. [FYI: paypal button says 11x17, but its really 11x15]

A hearty THANK YOU to IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES in Nashville for their generous support of this project.  Please visit their store at 636 Division St. in Nashville or use the link below to visit their website.