Joshua Edwards

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In November and December of 2013, having just returned to the States from a year in Germany, with time on my hands and without a job or anywhere to call home, I walked 1,000 kilometers from my birthplace of Galveston Island to the West Texas town of Marfa, where my wife Lynn and I are building our own home and finally settling down after many years of moving around.

During the walk I took one photograph each hour. The first image is of the building that stands in the place of the hospital where I was born and the last, taken in the morning light the day after I reached town, is of the property on West Galveston Street in Marfa where Lynn and I will live. I’m primarily a poet, and usually, as with this project, I employ photography as a visual notebook.

— Joshua Edwards, Marfa, Texas, USA

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Brian K. Edwards

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Many of my images are motivated by an interest in social topographies and how these can be depicted visually; other work reflects an interest in architectural and urban subjects endangered by economic development and eminent domain. I am also struck by the often feeble attempts by man to circumvent nature or, even more amusingly, behave as though man and an always cooperative, controllable, and accommodating nature can work in concert in a sustainable and permanent fashion.

— Brian K. Edwards, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

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