I discover distinctive and shared traits of the landscape photographers practice: observing, recording, and collecting souvenirs that render time, place, history, and desire. Imaging the landscape via photography has a mnemonic function, the final image potentially prompting or bringing into recall a shared connection, a memory, and a be/longing- tracing a lineage from the original experience and location.
The photograph becomes evidence, a memento, a version, and acts as a trigger to illuminate a journey and a potential script.
Meighan Ellis