The American West

The American West has long been shaped by the relationship between people and place. Some communities endure through the generations. Others survive only through memory. Some landscapes continue to evolve while others slowly disappear. From the ranches of Wyoming to the shrinking waters of Mono Lake, and the cinematic landscapes of Lone Pine, these photographs document places marked by both persistence and change. Together they form a record of how identity, history, and landscape become intertwined over time.

They are not photographs of the past. The are photographs of the traces the past leaves behind.