| I began the Natural Spaces series by visiting the edge of civilization; a place I define as any site where infrastructure and development currently exists, but natural vistas still remain. In doing so I started to think about these places as if they were dreams or as if they no longer existed. I used a pinhole camera to exaggerate this effect and to connect my work with the earlier American landscape photographers— many of who's subjects have since been preserved only in their images. I am interested in how these photographs play with nature, time, and the human psyche. |
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1. From Paradise Road, Washington, USA, 20070907, 6X6 inches, silver gelatin print, 2007-2008
2. From Hwy 87, Texas, USA, 20070323, 6X6 inches, silver gelatin print, 2007-2008
3. From Hwy 504, Washington, USA, 20070904, 6X6 inches, silver gelatin print, 2007-2008
4. From Hwy 123, Washington, USA, 20070907, 6X6 inches, silver gelatin print, 2007-2008
5. From Hwy 706, Washington, USA, 20070907, 6X6 inches, silver gelatin print, 2007-2008 |
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