Jake Longstreth – Tulare: Scenes from California's Central Valley

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Jake Longstreth – Tulare: Scenes from California's Central ValleyFrom 2008 to 2012, often in the dead of summer, American painter Jake Longstreth photographed the dusty, utilitarian Central Valley of California, a severe inland topography formerly occupied by the massive Tulare Lake. With a tonal restraint echoing the style of his own flatly realistic paintings, Longstreths photographs capture the hazy, blinding sunlight and muted palette of this region, a topography that has been transformed from a lush, wild

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