As we looked upon the visible remians of the USS Arizona lying there in the Pacific Ocean, it was especially impressive to me. I found myself very much captivated by the continuous weeping of the USS Arizona, the glistening, colorful surface of the ocean waters caused by oil droplets still bubbling up to the surface from the Battleship on the ocean floor. It looked so peaceful and tranquil, as the tears effectively gave me the chance as an artist and phototgrapher to take pictures. The tears captured in a photograph will constantly serve as a reminder of how fortunate we are considering what has happended many years ago and what is still now happening at this time

Since the sinking of the USS Arizona on December 7,1941, it has been leaking oil to the surface of the Ocean.
the pictures pertaining to the tears are actual photographs taken at the Pearl Harbor Memorial.
Donations from the sale of prints will be made to the Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum