To the Ends of the Earth explores the northern thumb coast region of Michigan, photographically documenting the area's landscapes, interiors, and ever-changing Lake Huron. This region, encompassing Michigan’s southeastern coast along Lake Huron, is cut into swathes of farmland, cottage rentals, parks, small rural towns, and beachfronts, creating a strange dichotomy between tourism and rural locale. This coastal edge of Lake Huron is continually transforming due to erosion, yet the towns themselves stay static year after year, weathering over time but remaining otherwise unchanged. It is an area that is both constantly changing and completely still.
