San Quentin Point, no. 3 Possibly 1982 - 1985

"San Quentin Point, no. 3," is a black and white photograph by Lewis Baltz, dating back to the early 1980s. The image depicts a desolate landscape with a shallow pool of water in the foreground. Scattered debris and overgrown vegetation create a sense of neglect and decay. Baltz's signature style, characterized by a detached and objective lens, documents the transformation of the American landscape. This photograph is a testament to the impact of industrialization and urbanization on natural environments, a key theme in Baltz's extensive body of work.