Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, Claremont, California — 2016
Photography by Jamaica Jones
Copper-toned leaves intersect with the rigid geometry of palm fronds, forming a layered study in color and structure. Warm oxidized hues rest against a pale sky, while sharp linear blades contrast with rounded foliage.
The photograph draws attention to botanical form—surface, edge, and repetition—allowing color and structure to take precedence over place. Rather than presenting the garden as scenery, the image focuses on the quiet interaction between elements: leaf against leaf, softness against spine, warmth against air.
Still Ground explores landscapes shaped by long-term care and natural cycles. Prairie, cultivated land, stone, water, and built forms appear as environments held in quiet continuity. Rather than dramatic moments, the work focuses on presence—what remains, what recovers, and how land holds memory over time.
Still Ground: Rust & Palm
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