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Great.

Putting a tree or building in the middle foreground leads to boring compositions. Learn about composition and your pictures will improve.

Napolean Dynamite inspiration?

So cool!

Wonderful - deep photography.

Gallery L, you have cool content, thank you for sharing.

Love the colour in the photos. And also a great concept.

Reminds me of the movie China Town.

Beautiful images!

thank you to put this one out there. perspective values .........

great. thanks

Amazing video/project Simon. I lost out on documenting the Corona Virus in the UK. Kudos to you mate. Cheers, Ray.

Their commitment is inspiring.

Karen has a lot to say and should’ve been a writer instead. The more you say with words, the less successful and exciting your visual work is.

and I thought book-flips were bad!

Excellent.

I like Divola's work I have some of his books. This was interesting, I had not heard of this project.

Very nice work.

Wonderful work. Important work.

Some no movement just seeing the images would have been nice…

Wow. Fabulous. Very impressive vibe and photos. Not all successful but some are swell. Music superb. Monhegan! Keep on shooting. Very interesting. Some of my best were just no plans no ideas. Really enjoyed this. I see a lot of channels and this is quite special.

Really intresting work, i like it in all its aspects!

Kudos on the the music selection. Lynch is the GOAT

I found LA the ugliest city I ever lived! Sure Westwood was better but so are any rich, wealthy areas even in 3 rd World. Lived mostly in NewPort Beach Ca. Big whoopie! Except for the Pacific and some beaches.. Oh! LA is not at the sea! 40 miles inland...Looking at these images, the desolation so apparent.

I have got a copy of the book. I draws me back to it time and again. I'm not sure what magic Mark put in it, but it's always a fascinating book to view.

I love your photos and the perspective you have on the locations. I’m curious, what made you choose black and white as opposed to color?

Helpful explanation of the four ecologies, with Fire creating a fifth. The Mike Davis reference broadens too.

Rocks on ice, sliding and leaving trails

Really interesting project.

Powerful installation. Very earthy and sensual.

Gorgeous print of a stunning image.

Brilliant. I absolutely love this series of pictures. Mark Ruwedel is a great inspiration to me.

Where is he teaching now?

Excellent pictures and a very novel project.

hi Simon, been following you since attending your 2013 Strasbourg exhibit opening/presentation on docu photography - haven't "done" my book yet:-) but I'm still getting to that, thanks for the inspiration - best regards, Peter Schlipf

great..can't wait to see this printed.

Loved it