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    David Benjamin Sherry

    Mar 12, 2019 3 minutes
    Bill McKibben

    Before you’ve seen the West, you’ve seen the West—landscape photographs of the region, especially those by Ansel Adams, are so deep in our nation’s collective imagination that you have to work to actually see Half Dome, in California, or Shiprock, in New Mexico, even when you’re standing there with your hiking boots on.

    David Benjamin Sherry’s recent pictures help us see again. Sherry is known for his fascination with

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