Spring Flood Debris, East of Fort Collins, Colorado (Cache la Poudre River) Possibly 1996 - 2009

William Wylie's black and white photograph "Spring Flood Debris, East of Fort Collins, Colorado (Cache la Poudre River)" captures the aftermath of a flood on the Cache la Poudre River. Taken sometime between 1996 and 2009, the photograph depicts a quiet scene of debris and fallen branches along the river bank, with the reflection of the surrounding trees in the water. The photograph focuses on the quietude and the natural beauty of the landscape, despite the evidence of destruction. Wylie's work is often characterized by its stark beauty and its exploration of the relationship between nature and human activity.