Behold how black skimmers fish for their 
finny food.  As the tide falls and the moon 
rises, a squadron of skimmers shimmers over 
the glassy cove, shallow-plowing the 
shallows with their razor-thin lower 
mandibles, scooping up minnows by the many 
from the mini furrows.  It's a little like 
seining with a string, and you have to 
wonder if they don't come up with a lot of 
flotsam and jetsam.  Isn't there an easier 
way to make a living?  Not if you're a 
black skimmer.

Serigraph - 18 x 25 inches
Image Size - 15 x 21 inches

Limited Edition of 2000
Published by Frame House Gallery, 
Released 1976

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