River channels, motel facades, parked aircraft, and the spaces beside the road. A growing selection of photographs of the built landscape.

A concrete river channel crossed by bridges in Los Angeles
Black-and-white photograph of graffiti and a spiral ramp beside a bridge
Warm light on a narrow urban alley beneath wires and blue sky
The Los Angeles skyline beneath a violet sky and distant snowy mountains
A red vehicle beside a weathered house and banks of melting snow
Bare trees casting shadows across a motel facade above a strip of snow
A sunlit desert ridge reflected in still water
Golden mountains and utility poles reflected across a dark shoreline
Sunlight passing through a row of tall roadside trees
Small aircraft parked in a line beneath desert mountains
Horses grazing in a green pasture below a mountain range
A red pickup and a weathered building among desert scrub
A roadside building and pickup below the broad desert valley
Rusted industrial silos overlooking a pale dry lake bed
Parked trucks beside an open road and distant desert hills

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