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Photographed by Chris Ross Harris, 2016
Tucked into the Blue Ridge foothills of Virginia, Woodson’s Mill is one of the last water-powered mills still in operation. This image captures its quiet rhythm—water spilling over the dam, time worn into every board of the red tin roof. Taken on a still summer day, it’s a portrait of patience, history, and Southern craftsmanship.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308—100% cotton, acid-free, smooth matte finish—for rich tones and museum-grade quality.
Available sizes: 20" x 16" and 10" x 8"
Print only (unframed)
Signed and dated by the artist
A tribute to working history—and the stillness that remains.
Photographed by Chris Ross Harris, 2016
Tucked into the Blue Ridge foothills of Virginia, Woodson’s Mill is one of the last water-powered mills still in operation. This image captures its quiet rhythm—water spilling over the dam, time worn into every board of the red tin roof. Taken on a still summer day, it’s a portrait of patience, history, and Southern craftsmanship.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308—100% cotton, acid-free, smooth matte finish—for rich tones and museum-grade quality.
Available sizes: 20" x 16" and 10" x 8"
Print only (unframed)
Signed and dated by the artist
A tribute to working history—and the stillness that remains.