A  few posts ago I wrote about a wonderful experience I had had flying over the Great Salt Lake and presented the contents of Folio 1. Instead of going in a sequential order, I have decided to present the last folio in this collection, Folio 8 | The Human Touch Collection. As you will read in the introduction, compared to nature’s orderly creations from apparently chaotic processes give way to the chaotic visuals that human hand seems to create with orderly processes. The roads, structures, curves, shapes, all in the human touch collection show rigidity in place of fluidity, efficiency in place of grace of forms. Don’t get me wrong, I like these photographs as much as the first set and others that will come. However, the differences are certainly noteworthy for me. The folio is available for purchase in the store and is priced at $75 for a limited time.

Great Salt Lake – Folio 8 | The Human Touch Collection

A couple of years ago I received a very special gift for my 65^th birthday from my wife and daughter: a helicopter tour to the Spiral Jetty in the Great Salt Lake. The trip was extraordinary for several reasons. First, it was my first chopper flight, a tiny one at that. Second, the Spiral Jetty was a special art I would see. Third, the waters and the surrounds of the lake offered a color spectrum unlike anything I could imagine. During that 90 minute flight I took many photographs from aerial angles, admiring and being dazzled by the colors below. Although I have shown some of them before, I am now organizing them into small bodies of work that reflect a vision, a microcosm so to speak.

The first group is “The Pastel Collection” that includes five photographs in soft cool tones with a salty appearance. The folio is available for purchase in the store and is priced at $75 for a limited time. Below are the contents and the cover of the collection:

Great Salt Lake – Folio 1: The Pastel Collection.