Richard Sexton photographs the Gulf Coast’s woods, wetlands, and shorelines in Terra Incognita: Photographs of America’s Third Coast.
Spanning the coast from the Mississippi River to the Florida panhandle, his duotone images move between gnarled trees, open sea and sky, misty shores, and traces of human construction. Made in the context of oil spills and destructive hurricanes, the photographs consider a landscape shaped by both natural forces and human intervention; the book also includes a foreword by J. Richard Gruber, an introduction by John Lawrence, and an afterword by Randy Harelson.
- Richard Sexton, Photographer
- Published in 2010
- Hardcover
- 128 pages; 82 black-and-white illustrations
- Published by University Press of Mississippi
Richard Sexton photographs the Gulf Coast’s woods, wetlands, and shorelines in Terra Incognita: Photographs of America’s Third Coast.
Spanning the coast from the Mississippi River to the Florida panhandle, his duotone images move between gnarled trees, open sea and sky, misty shores, and traces of human construction. Made in the context of oil spills and destructive hurricanes, the photographs consider a landscape shaped by both natural forces and human intervention; the book also includes a foreword by J. Richard Gruber, an introduction by John Lawrence, and an afterword by Randy Harelson.
- Richard Sexton, Photographer
- Published in 2010
- Hardcover
- 128 pages; 82 black-and-white illustrations
- Published by University Press of Mississippi