For close to a month last spring, the
Brooklyn-based photographer Daniel Kukla lived alone in a cabin in the northwest corner of
the national park. Armed with a camera, a large mirror and a painter’s easel,
he set out at dawn or dusk every day to document the forces — human,
environmental and geologic — that give the park its variety and vitality. Each
of the resulting tableaux feature one landscape mirrored onto the backdrop of
another, creating two opposing scenes in a single visual pane.
To see and read more about this project click here.
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