Remains of a eucalyptus windbreak, Redlands, California Possibly 1982 - 1990

"Remains of a eucalyptus windbreak, Redlands, California" is a black and white photograph taken by Robert Adams, known for his stark and poignant landscapes, between 1982 and 1990. The image shows a group of eucalyptus trees that have been ravaged by time and weather, their branches drooping and their leaves scattered. Adams's photography often explores the relationship between nature and human intervention, and this image captures the fragility of the natural world in the face of human development. The photograph, which measures 38.1 × 47.5 cm, showcases Adams's signature style of capturing the quiet beauty of the American West, drawing attention to the slow and subtle changes in the landscape.