I received an e-mail from
Dave Coon yesterday with a link to his website. It is hard to not make immediate stylistic parallels with the photographers of the New Topographics movement. The stark, detached vision of the American landscape is a theme common to photography, and despite its relative saturation Coon has found something unique in these familiar places.




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Dodge City, Kansas
Tucumcari, New Mexico
Kinsley, Kansas
Espanola, New Mexico
All Images © Dave Coon