The third volume in Henry Carroll's photography series, published by Abrams. Carroll considers humanity's shifting relationship with the natural world through the work of today's most innovative photographers, focusing on the increasing distance from real encounters with land and landscape.
The book explores how the sublime has been commodified, packaged, and distributed, and the emotional distancing that results. Carroll's analysis positions contemporary landscape photography as both a record of and a response to that estrangement.
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