my project

Corinne May Boltz’s “Haunted Houses” series began more as road-trip photography than a ghost hunt. “I’ve always been interested in domestic interiors, and the connections that people have with their homes,” she says. “Photographing homes with ghosts seemed a unique way to explore that interest.”

In the twenty years that commercial photographer Wilson Baker has fly-fished the flats of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge near his home in Mt. Pleasant, SC, he’s gotten to know the people who make a living there: Fishermen, shrimpers, clammers, and oyster diggers, who either sell their wares independently or to wholesalers. “They’re always out in all kinds of weather,” he says. “I’ve talked to them and bought seafood from them.” And recently, he started photographing them.