Introduction: Diverse Practices
Anne C Godfrey
Practice, Methods and Process: Photographic Representation is a Verb
Anne C Godfrey
Part I: Systems
1. Cameraless Photography at the Water’s Edge: Rethinking Collaboration and Exchange in the Littoral Zone
Phoebe Lickwar
2. Looking Through the Trees: Lidar, Archaeology, and the Possibility of Seeing Otherwise
Parker VanValkenburgh
3. Between the Rendered and the Real: Photography as a Comparative Analysis Tool
Aidan Ackerman, Robin Hoffman
4. Taking Strolls in Virtual Space: Finding the Stranger’s Path in Google Streetview Context Photography
Deni Ruggeri
Part II: Histories
5. Engaged Photography: Revealing the Miller Garden
Mark R. Eischeid
6. Photographs as Tools for Restoring the Historic Landscape of Olana
Charlotte Barrows
7. Revealing Landscapes Beyond the Monuments: Matching Past to Present Using Remote Repeat Photography
Anna Suet Tiburzi
Part III: Narratives
8. Repeat Photography's Practical Applications in Contemporary Landscape Planning and Design
Rachel Edmonds, Casey Howard, and Laurie Matthews
9. XX Miller Prize: Centering Women’s Stories Through Portraiture
Sahar Coston-Hardy, Rhiannon Sinclair
10. Photography and a Dramaturgical Approach to Sites
Brian Katen
Part IV: Moments
11. Overdrawing
Liska Chan
12. Ways of Seeing; Documenting Landscape
Hannah Durham
13. Serial Process: Serial photography as Critical Practice
Maura Rockcastle and Ross Altheimer
Biography
Anne C Godfrey explores the complex relationship between photography and landscape. As an interdisciplinarian, she utilizes contemporary cultural approaches to investigate the intersections of landscape, perception, representation and design. She is an award-winning educator and researcher. Godfrey is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
