Untitled c. 1972 - 1973

Sally Mann's Untitled, a black and white photograph from the early 1970s, depicts a serene, almost ethereal landscape. The image is dominated by a dark forest, with three trees standing out against a backdrop of dense foliage. The trees' branches are bare, creating a sense of both solitude and mystery. A still, reflective body of water in the foreground adds to the quietude, mirroring the trees and sky above. The artist's signature use of light and shadow creates a haunting, dreamlike atmosphere. Mann's work is known for its exploration of the American South, often exploring themes of family, history, and the passage of time.