Toilet. Mt. Tamalpias.
Part of my new series, Old Growth, this work explores California’s redwood forests and the enigma of old growth. We treasure these primal forests, yet less than five percent remain.
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Making Pictures
In recognition of the Martin Luther King Holiday, this week’s posts are drawn from my editorial work during the height of the Occupy Movement. More of this work can be found in my series “Eyes on the 99.”
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The Gray-Haired Man
In recognition of the Martin Luther King Holiday, this week’s posts are drawn from my editorial work during the height of the Occupy Movement. More of this work can be found in my series “Eyes on the 99.”
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Brass Doors
In recognition of the Martin Luther King Holiday, this week’s posts are drawn from my editorial work during the height of the Occupy Movement. More of this work can be found in my series “Eyes on the 99.”
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The Casual Look.
In recognition of the Martin Luther King Holiday, this week’s posts are drawn from my editorial work during the height of the Occupy Movement. More of this work can be found in my series “Eyes on the 99.”
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Flag in dumpster. Oakland, California CA.
In recognition of the Martin Luther King Holiday, this week’s posts are drawn from my editorial work during the height of the Occupy Movement. More of this work can be found in my series “Eyes on the 99.”
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Voluntary Evacuation Zone. Orchard Nebraska. From the Keystone Mapping Project.
The Keystone XL Voluntary Evacuation Zone is based on the health department response to a diluted bitumen spill in Michigan’s Kalamazoo River. Drawn from the Keystone Mapping Project Google Earth view, these images form the basis for Thomas Bachand’s VEZ Grid Abstracts series, an exploration of both our perception of, and impact upon, the landscape — seen and unseen. Combining satelite imagery with custom mapping features, the panels examine the interplay of physical and human geography. In series, the photography reveals broader patterns and larger questions. For more, visit the Voluntary Evacuation Zone.
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Fallow orchard. Great Central Valley. California.
More California landscapes can be found on my Series pages.
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Sherman Tank. California.
This work is part of my long term study of the California desert regions. For more, visit Desert California.
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Trash Cans on the Truckee River. Lake Tahoe.
This work is part of my long term study of the Lake Tahoe region. More of my Tahoe work can be found at Lake Tahoe photography. For information on my best-selling monograph, visit Lake Tahoe: A Fragile Beauty (Chronicle Books).
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