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Left: Timothy O’Sullivan, 1969, “Mountains, Salt Lake City, Utah, Camp Douglas and east end of Salt Lake City, Emigration Cañon on left” (U. S. Geological Survey). Middle: Gordon Bushaw for the Rephotographic Survey Project, 1978, “Salt Lake City, Utah (left half).” Right: Mark Klett and Toshi Ueshina for Third View, 1997, “New housing development, Dorchester Pointe, Salt Lake City, Utah.” Click image to enlarge.
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ABOUT THE ESSAY
Views Across TimeOn Places, an interview with photographer Mark Klett and a slideshow from his ongoing rephotography project, with views across time of the American West.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mark Klett is Regents' Professor of Art at Arizona State University and a contributing editor of Places. His latest book is The Half-Life of History. More Bio >>
Aaron Rothman’s photographs, video and installation artwork explore perceptual experience of space in both natural and built environments.More Bio >>
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