Newly burned area and grasses 17 - 1999

"Newly Burned Area and Grasses" (1999) is a color photograph by Terry Evans (1944-present) that captures a vast, dry landscape. Evans' photograph uses an aerial perspective to showcase the undulating terrain, emphasizing the natural patterns and textures of the land. The deep shadows cast by the setting sun highlight the hills and valleys, while the burned areas are seen as distinct patches of lighter, more arid ground. Evans is known for his large-scale photographs of the American landscape, and this piece exemplifies his focus on the environmental impact of human activity. The photograph offers viewers a unique perspective on the landscape and invites contemplation of the delicate balance between nature and civilization.