Often, the forest here creates a wall rather than just a screen. You simply can go no further. Still, you can stand back and see the order and structure create itself each spring.
Often, the forest here creates a wall rather than just a screen. You simply can go no further. Still, you can stand back and see the order and structure create itself each spring.
A small group of trees from my project “Trees of Tokyo.” This project focuses on unusual trees in unusual places.
An Average House is part of my series on social geography and the value of venacular subject matter. You can find essay that goes with this series on substack: Jim Roche on Photography.
Two women walking to the bus.
Two women walking to the bus to get to work, 6:30 am, Vancouver, BC
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Summer lingers in the garden, warm days push the plants an extra few inches. Even in the greenhouses the heat has caused the algae to grow more than it planned.
They year the compost piles build up, and often are topped by dying plants and plants struggling to survive just another day or two. As the season goes on, there is a change from vegetables to flowers as what’s left in the garden changes day by day,
The trees, at this time of year, are covered in leaves, their own and those from other trees, as well as the ground cover of vines searching for light, and the dappled light making its way through the woodland canopy. It's almost hard to see anything, like a "dazzle ship" in WWI crossing the Atlantic.