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Awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, which facilitates shooting and lab work that result eventually in the books
denver and What We Bought.
“Along West 6th Avenue, brand new houses are being pried off their foundations and trucked away to make room for more highway lanes.
As in Boulder, where I recently saw new houses being cut in half for the same purpose, and the sod of each new lawn being fastidiously rolled up again.”
“Came on the following by A. R. Ammons: ‘have I prettified the tragedies, the irrecoverable losses: have I glossed over the unmistakable evils;
has panic tried to make a flower; then hope distorts me: turns wishes into lies.’ So I ask myself.”
—From notes made in 1973 |
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Publishes The Architecture and Art of Early Hispanic Colorado and The New West.
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Begins shooting landscapes that eventually appear in his 1980 monograph From the Missouri West.
His work is included in the exhibition New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape,
at the George Eastman House, Rochester, New York.
View exhibition installation
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