Raymond Moore loved traffic mirrors, empty streets, lonely beaches and soft light. He would wander, pointing his lens, breathing-in what he saw, unconcerned about finding an image and then, easily sensing a bit of poetry in the moment, he would press the shutter. Though he admired the work of many other artists his personal vision was unique and rarely influenced by any tradition. He was restrained with what he photographed and often said that for each image he created there were many others seen only in his mind that he still vividly remembered. Of those photographs he made, he felt that each offered a journey of its own.