Victoria Sambunaris has taken many
beautiful pictures of the landscape of America. As soon as you walk in there
are many small pictures hanged together on the left wall. To the right there
were large photographs in frames. One picture was a canyon that looked so
amazing. The picture was taken at the bottom of the canyon but you could see
the patches of grass at the top. The water looked so peaceful too. At first
glance I thought one photo was just a field and a car. Looking closely I saw it
was actually a farm with some pipes built into the ground to water the not yet
planted crops. I also recall a picture of a few trucks parked next to each
other and another one of a road splitting up in a desert. There were some items
in cases throughout the exhibit but I can’t seem to recall either one of them.
I recall two things: one large silver piece and a small golden-brass object. While
I was leaving, I took a quick look at the smaller pictures. Unfortunately, I
barely remember what they were but the clear blue skies stayed in my head.
Although I had a short time at the
exhibit, I was nonetheless amazed by the quality of the photos. I felt like I
could feel the wind on that farm or the smell of the water between the canyons.
It was weird, in my opinion, that she took a random picture of parked trucks
for an exhibit that mostly contained photos of large areas. I wish I could
remember what were in the cases because looking back, they also seem out of
place. Overall, I really enjoyed the photos.
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