In 2011, after over two decades of wandering the world and residing in homes stretching from Washington DC to Tokyo and Auckland to Edina, and any number of places in between, Dave and Janet finally put down roots on a cozy patch of land at the edge of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Sitting on several acres, Morgan Creek Farm is a bucolic Shangri-la, a peaceful and idyllic homestead that includes a rustic barn, an art studio, a comfortable bed-and breakfast and duo-plex, a pool, flower and vegetable gardens, a small orchard, and even a pond equipped with a fountain. And nestled amidst of all of this is a beautiful 100 plus-year-old farmhouse.
I took many pictures of it over the years and although I had never shared them with anyone except family and friends, I was unprepared (in a good way) for how, when they were flipped, reversed, and arranged on a page, they disappeared and merged into medleys of beautiful kaleidoscopic designs -- like the ones that appear in the following pages, when Morgan Creek Farm is reimagined..