Marjory Collins (1935 - 1944)
photograph
A serene moment unfolds as Sunday cyclists pause along the waterfront at Hains Point, Washington, D.C., to watch sailboats drift across the Potomac. Captured amid the backdrop of wartime America, Marjory Collins’s photograph is a quiet reminder of how simple joys endured even in times of global conflict. Her composition beautifully balances stillness and movement, offering a poignant glimpse into resilience, reflection, and the enduring pursuit of peace in everyday life.
Marjory Collins (1935 - 1944)
photograph
A serene moment unfolds as Sunday cyclists pause along the waterfront at Hains Point, Washington, D.C., to watch sailboats drift across the Potomac. Captured amid the backdrop of wartime America, Marjory Collins’s photograph is a quiet reminder of how simple joys endured even in times of global conflict. Her composition beautifully balances stillness and movement, offering a poignant glimpse into resilience, reflection, and the enduring pursuit of peace in everyday life.
