San Quentin Point, no. 24 Possibly 1982 - 1985

"San Quentin Point, no. 24" is a black and white photograph by American photographer Lewis Baltz, possibly created between 1982 and 1985. The photograph captures a desolate landscape, focusing on a cracked and barren surface, potentially a dried-up lake bed or a construction site. Baltz is known for his stark and minimalist style, often depicting the effects of human development on the natural environment. This image exemplifies his approach, showcasing the abstract patterns formed by the cracked earth, highlighting the absence of human presence and the impact of human intervention on the landscape.