Rural Electrification
The empty, remote bits of Vermont have a strangely sinister feeling as the first rumbles of thunder pass overhead and the sky turns that almost-yellow color. The whole world is empty, with not a trace...
View ArticleAnother World with the Lights Out
The night is normally an amber-bathed fry-cooker for my mind. On this particular night last fall, however, high temperatures and a local power outage changed the hues of the world to the...
View ArticleA Break for Infrastructure
Forests and farms and “small”/”close” settings seem so common in the North Country; when the landscape opens to reveal wide bands of high-voltage lines amid the trees and streams, I’m always a bit...
View ArticleWyoming Wides
Along Interstate 80, stretches of winter Wyoming are wide and barren like I wouldn’t have believed. In a few stretches, mountains or wind farms crop up in the distance. But it’s perhaps this image of...
View ArticleCurves Into the Distance
Crossing the American West last winter, I was struck by the profound changes to the landscape affected by large-scale infrastructure programs. Rural electrification resulted in an expectation of...
View ArticleLong Progression
A curvature-of-the-Earth-matching flatness in across the Bonneville Salt Flats of Utah makes the repeating geometry of human-made structures hypnotically visible.
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