Along the Grand River in Michigan, a series of petroglyphs can be found on rocks sporting a number of different species of fish, all of which can be found in the water. Kevin exercised his skills pertaining to attention to detail as he was able to capture not only the eloquent curves and scales of each individual fish, but a pulse and movement they may create in the water. The fish feel alive and the community response to the pieces has been magnetic.
Note: Lake Sturgeon petroglyph that wraps around the rock, antique fish species more closetly related to sharks than to any of the other fish. Photo taken on 2014-10-24 00:00:00
Note: Steelhead Trout and Rainbow Trout, one of which lays dormant for a few years in the lake until it gets big enough to reemerge in the river and the other which goes back and forth. Photo taken on 2014-10-22 00:00:00
