Petroglyphs, Utah 1982

"Petroglyphs, Utah" is a black and white photograph by Linda Connor, taken in 1982. The photograph depicts a large rock face in Utah, covered in petroglyphs, ancient markings carved into the stone by indigenous peoples. Connor's work often explores the relationship between humans and the natural world, highlighting the enduring presence of history in the landscape. The photograph's composition draws the viewer's eye to the petroglyphs, emphasizing their significance as a record of past cultures. This photograph, along with other works in Connor's oeuvre, is a testament to the power of photography to document and preserve cultural heritage.