Issue 07

Pictured
Rocks
National
Lakeshore

↑ Water seeping through minerals stains the Pictured Rocks cliffs with colorful patterns. I made this photograph holding my camera on a boat.

Michigan, USA

Words and Images by Ian Plant

Although I’ve traveled to all seven continents and dozens of countries to photograph landscapes and wildlife, some of my favorite places to photograph are close to my home in the Midwest.

Gated content.

This content is restricted to subscribers.
To read more, please subscribe.

Explore this Issue

The Cost of a Changing Arctic

Images by Katie Orlinsky, Interview by Miriam Stein Battles

Few photographers working today navigate the intersection of visual storytelling and science with as much clarity and conviction as Katie Orlinsky.

Responsibility in the Age of Digital Discovery

Words and Images by Matt Payne

On an ordinary July weekend morning in 2013, I hiked into Ice Lake Basin in Colorado and found myself completely alone.

Harnessing Patterns for Conservation

Images by Jon McCormack, Interview by Andrew Todhunter

In the introduction to his forthcoming book, “Patterns: Art of the Natural World,” photographer and Apple VP Jon McCormack describes an approach to photography in which the form “becomes not an act of capture, but communion.”