devils tower jr?
badlands, sd
this lady was watching me the whole time.
the profile shot.
a 3,000 ton explosion on crazyhorse (apparently pretty big).
you know where this is.
I think I got pretty close.
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2 comments:
Were you trying to recreate that famous Friedlander image in the last picture? I think that you did get pretty close... Did you see the "Edge of Intent" show at the MOCP? Some interesting ideas with looking at how we've shaped the land with a certain intent, and then thinking about how people have actually used it. The photographs of the crumbling sand castles are pretty rad. I also liked the Tim Long b/w images of the Chicago river. They document it's multifaceted existence in that it is used for work and leisure.
Friedlander indeed Bill. I did see the "edge of intent" show. I think I enjoyed Christina Seely's night images and Andrew Harrison's reconfigured maps the most. although, I'm always a sucker for joel sternfeld. looking forward to your reception this week!
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