Flirting With Disaster
"The road is a central feature of my remote travels, both in terms of how I see the desert and how roads shape the physical existence of today’s desert communities. I may or may not have been driving at elevated speeds while capturing these images, but the somewhat unpredictable results of not looking though a viewfinder are an appealing counterpoint to the controlled compositions I create from a tripod. Essential to these infrared exposures are the longer shutter speeds that blur foreground elements, conveying a sense of forward movement that draws the viewer into the frame." - Osceola Refetoff
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Sky, Desert, Truck - Infrared Exposure - Highway 395 Near Coso Junction, California, 2012archival pigment print24 x 34 in, unframed
25 x 35 in, framed
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Leaving Trona - Infrared Exposure - Poison Canyon, California, 2011archival pigment print24 x 30 in, unframed
25 x 31 in, framed
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Castles Made of Sand - Infrared Exposure - Searles Valley, California, 2019archival pigment print24 x 30 in, unframed
25 x 31 in, framed -
Mirror Truck - Infrared Exposure - 5 Freeway South of Santa Nella, California, 2016archival pigment print24 x 32 in, unframed
25 x 33 in, framed
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Windblown Sand - Infrared Exposure - Highway 136 North of Keeler, California, 2013archival pigment print22 x 34 in, unframed
23 x 35 in, framed -
Transit Mixer - Infrared Exposure - Highway 395 South of Bishop, California, 2016archival pigment print24 x 30 in, unframed
25 x 31 in, framed
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Vanishing Point - Infrared Exposure - Cartago, California, 2014archival pigment print17 x 22 in, unframed
18 x 23 in, framed -
Mirror Truck - Infrared Exposure - 5 Freeway South of Santa Nella, California, 2016archival pigment print17 x 22 in, unframed
18 x 23 in, framed