
Black and white polaroids by Sean McFarland
Sean McFarland’s recent exhibit at Baer Ridgway Gallery presented a hauntingly beautiful series of photographs of nature at its most sublime and majestic.
In particular, I was moved by his series of miniature black and white polaroid photographs, which hark to an Ansel Adams approach to nature photography. Within a contemporary context, McFarland’s work had resonance resonance in today’s hyper-technological times.

Tagged: Ansel Adams, Baer Ridgway Gallery, best polaroid photo, nature photography, Polaroid
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