It’s no easy feat to take an interesting photo of the unadorned American landscape. Ansel Adams kinda trademarked that shtick a long time ago. But Anna Shelton’s hushed paeans for the fertile Oregonian wild make magic in our eyes. These images are lonely, but not melodramatic. Reverent but not fawning.
Shelton, a musician with roots in Florida and Ohio, takes plenty of great photos that aren’t just trees and nature. Time-ravaged buildings, old cars, and blasé animals of all kinds play a big part in her visual language, but these quiet landscapes are perhaps her most breathtaking.
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WOW. Thanks so much for sharing. Best nature photography I have seen in a long time. Or any type of photography for that matter.
Lovely images, well taken.
oo, really breath-taking
great stuff, graham. thanks for this…
Amazing! Incredible depth.
Kind of reminds me of the landscapes by Nich McElroy: http://www.nhmcelroy.com
Magnificent indeed!