WebThey portray humanity’s feeble attempts at domesticating a landscape that allows those attempts only because it hasn’t really noticed them. Summer Nights offers a collection of Adams’ photographs from the environs of Denver, … WebRobert Adams Summer Nights No. 18 1985 Not on view Medium Gelatin silver print Dimensions 15 1/8 × 14 15/16" (38.4 × 38 cm) Credit Gift of Jeffrey Fraenkel Object number 200.1989 Copyright © 2024 Robert Adams, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco Department Photography online. Installation views

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WebSummer Nights #39, 1985 Robert Adams; At the curb of a city street, Loma Linda, California, 1983, printed 1986 Robert Adams; Clear-cut and Burned, East of Arch Cape, Oregon, 1976, printed 1983 Robert Adams; Missouri River, Clay County, South Dakota, 1977 Robert Adams; Signals: Magic Count, 1989 WebIn the 1970s and ’80s Adams produced a series of books— The New West, Denver, What We Bought, Summer Nights —that focused on expanding suburbs along Colorado’s Front Range, books that pictured heedless development but also the surviving light, scale, form, and silence of the natural world. construction of new plants

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WebCLOSE TRY ADFREE ; Self publishing ; Discover WebSummer Nights. For about five years, beginning in 1974, Adams embarked on an experiment: he made a series of photographs at night—the opposite of the high-altitude … WebIn this exquisitely produced book, Adams (born 1937) revisits the classic collection of nocturnal landscapes that he began making in the mid-1970s near his former home in … construction of new titanic