Emery Roth has been shooting photographs since childhood and now spends much of his time hiking the fields and pastures of the Berkshire Hills in search of images that tell the many moods of the land. When he's not snooping around old farmsteads he may be wandering the back streets of Manhattan, or the fishing wharves of Maine or what's around the bend anywhere. He hopes the best of his images speak with the immediacy of music. He's passionate about politics, film, beauty. time travel, and his family.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

In the Groove





PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL:  

Here continents collided in doughy churning enfolding an ocean sliding through the tropics before pulling apart, 
and life ever since has run in the orogenic folds. 
Does it run here still, or has the terrestrial fabric been rent in digital orogeny?




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2 comments:

Trotter said...

Great shot!! What a light...

January 28, 2012 7:57 AM
Ted Roth said...

Thank you. It's a great spot also.

February 4, 2012 9:00 PM

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