
Self-portrait with Beach Trees
I’m present for the trees Robin MacDonald-Foley captures the trees’ life cycle along coastal regions, in her photographic series, When Trees Cry. As trees fall victim to the shrinking shoreline, from seedling to demise, she captures their presence through powerful images and words as a way of recording time in our ever-changing environment.
When Trees Cry
Climate change has impacted my work in a profound way. Capture high tides encroachment of the bluffs, and the shore giving way to the rising sea. As trees fall victim to the shrinking shoreline, my photographs are a way of recording time.
Nature will continue to reveal itself through my art.

Cathedral in the Woods – Rising Sea, 12×18 in

Beach Trees – Rising Sea, 12×18 in

Uprooted, 20×30 in

Dancing Tree

Bones Along the Bank
