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Orange Trees, Burned Palm, and Overturned Smudge Pot, Highlands, California
Creator
Robert AdamsAmerican Photographer · 1937–present
All works by this person →Robert Adams has photographed the landscape of the American West for more than forty years, particularly in California, Colorado and Oregon. His vision is inspired by his joy in nature's inherent beauty, yet tempered by his dismay at its exploitation and degradation. Adams uses photography to express his love for the landscape and to understand how urban and industrial growth have changed it, all
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- 1979
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 12f9ddeb-08da-4f99-a8c7-2c793ac223a8
What the image shows
A dirt road curves through an orchard with rows of citrus trees.
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A dirt road in an orange tree orchard. The trunk of a palm tree stands on the left with an overturned smudge pot lying on the ground next to it.
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