Over the past four years, Adam Davies has built a series of photographs showing structures in the American landscape that are overlooked or marginalized: deserted sites, hidden passageways, the undersides of bridges.Rather than as documentary photographs, Davies thinks of his works as psychological portraits of places as seen through the gaze of 8 x 10 inch large-format camera.

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