Photographer Mark Ruwedel, originally from California, is known for his work exploring history, time, and the relationship between land and landscape. For decades, he has documented sites such as abandoned railways, missile bases, and geological traces across the American West—capturing the intersections of culture and nature. Poetic yet rigorously documentary, his photography offers a fresh perspective within the tradition of American landscape photography.
Pages : 160 pages
Size : 21×25cm (hardcover)
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Mark Ruwedel is a landscape photographer who carefully captures “places inscribed with memory,” focusing on the landscapes of the American West—abandoned railways, derelict buildings, deserts, and more. His black-and-white photography reconsiders themes of time, history, and the relationship between people and nature, quietly and poetically revealing traces of human presence within deserts, cities, and ruins.
