Where Hands Once Worked Size:40x60 holding its place against the

holding its place against the open space around it

I placed a 10mm lens directly into the center of a prickly pear cactus

I made this image while stranded on the dry lake bed after a heavy rain left the ground impassable for more than five days and my rig sunk in the mud

drawn toward the sound of moving water

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Where Hands Once Worked Size:40x60 holding its place against theThis photograph was made at sunrise in a quiet, lesser known corner of Big Bend National Park, away from the huge sweeping landscapes deeper inside of the park. In the foreground rests a stone hole worn smooth by human hands. The circular depression is a metate, a grinding hole used for generations to process food and materials. Context and Landscape The area now known as Big Bend National Park holds evidence of human presence dating back more than