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Sunday Visit, two gentlemen visiting in the park by an empty tennis court. A Collection of photographs of a walk and photo session at Forsyth Park in Savannah, Georgia in 2005.

At nine years old, Theresa Fairchild (F.K.A.Theresa F McGraw) picked up her first camera. Thanks to her parents and their interests in art and photography, she was encouraged to pursue her love of photography. Theresa was all in at a young age and studied and used her dad's 40-year-old darkroom equipment to learn the "Zone System" developed by Ansel Adams. It wasn't surprising to anyone in her family that after a short time, she outgrew the equipment and the space at home and moved on to the photo lab at a nearby Army base, where she self-taught herself the skills needed to work in a wet darkroom developing and printing both black and white film and color film. After pursuing other careers (the list is long, and the experience and people...