Robert Adams

Pine Valley

HC 29 x 31 cm., 50 pp.
Nazraeli 2005

signed copy

Only previously unpublished work from Robert Adams.

"The Valley is located next to Oregon's high desert. Most of the pines for which it was named have been cut, but it is still an oasis. In the morning and evening there are quail -"sweet-whistling quail" as Anne Porter called them - that walk near the house in lines of family." Robert Adams -

This is a book about a place at once alive and serene. Robert Adams had been photographing the cut over remains of northwestern forests when one day, near Hell's Canyon, he came upon a valley of unaccountable promise. The pines for which the valley was named had been mostly logged-off, but cottonwoods and fruit trees had grown up since then. "In the high desert light the new trees reminded me of what originally brought me to photography - beauty. As simple as that."

"Wegen der Landschaft bin ich nicht beunruhigt. Was mich beunruhigt, sind die Menschen und dass sie sich so wenig kümmern." Robert Adams -

Andere Titel von Robert Adams:

California
The New West
Eden
Hill & Adamson
Perfect Times Perfect Places
West from the Colombia
What we Bought: The New World
From the Missouri West
Listening to the River
I Hear The Leaves and Love the Light
Beauty in Photography
Why People Photograph
Bodhisattva
Summer Nights
Los Angeles Spring
Notes for Friends
Sunlight, Solitude, Democracy, Home...
Commercial Residential
Reinventing the West
No Small Journeys
Turning Back
A Portrait in Landscapes
To make it home
A Portrait in Landscapes
denver
White Churches of the Plains
Along some Rivers
Interiors 1973 -74
Still Lives at Manzanita
Questions For An Overcast Day
The New West
Time Passes

Ausstellungen von/mit Robert Adams

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04.09. - 30.09.2008: Photographs of America Part II , Photo Gallery International, Tôkyô, J
03.04. - 17.05.2008: Project Room , Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York, USA
16.11. - 27.01.2008: On the edge , Fondation Cartier pour l'art c, Paris, F
15.09. - 27.10.2007: Questions for an Overcast Day , Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, USA
05.04. - 26.05.2007: Trees 1968-2006 , Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, USA