Acquiesce

This 80 mph capture fully represents its title. This old structure has no choice but to comply quietly with its fate. Merriam-Webster on acquiesce - Acquiesce means essentially "to comply quietly," so it should not surprise you to learn that it is ultimately derived from the Latin verb quiescere, meaning "to be quiet." It arrived in English around 1620, via the French acquiescer, with the now obsolete sense "to rest satisfied." The earliest known recorded use of the word acquiesce in the sense of "to agree or comply" appeared in the writings of the English philosopher Thomas Hobbes in 1651.

Bio
My journey with photography began in the early 1980s, when I spent countless hours exploring the world through my lens and in the darkroom. During those years, I was fortunate to attend Parsons School of Design and the University of Delaware on scholarships, experiences that deepened my passion and honed my technical skills.
Life temporarily shifted my focus, but I returned, rediscovered this passion, and embraced the digital era. I enrolled in and graduated from the NYIP in 2014, and I continue to seek and grow as an artist. Photography is an ever-changing art form—one that invites ongoing l