Publisher's Synopsis
In this follow-up to his recently published collection Frank Dituri: Of Things Not Seen, this visionary photographer explores the idea of prayer as a communion with the divine unknown. Rejecting popular notions of the photograph as a fixed, unchanging moment in time, Dituri un-fixes the imagery and sets it in motion, restoring to it a sense of past, present, and possible future. Full of mystery, power, and fascination, Dituri's engaging images capture moments of epiphany. They are hauntingly beautiful. Essayist David A. Lewis explores the nature of time and transcendence in Dituri's photographs.
