The Jamestown-Surry ferry has been crossing the James River since the seventeenth century, and watching it move across the water still feels like watching history happen in slow motion. Joshua captured this on a visit to the Surry side of the river, the wide expanse of the James stretching out in both directions, the ferry patient and steady in the middle. Virginia runs deep in this image — its rivers, its history, its unhurried pace. It belongs in the home of anyone who loves the Commonwealth, loves the water, or simply appreciates the places that have been doing what they do for a very long time.