"Photographing the California landscape is a rich tradition…. This dominating legacy has offered little to reconcile the landscape with its history of human intervention. In between the majestic and the mundane is where photographer Daniel Kasser stakes his territory. His recent series, Technosites, surveys the regional landscape, but takes aim at our comfort with scenery by making the methods of man’s imprint on the land tangible."
—Diana Daniels, Associate Curator, Crocker Museum
Gene Kennedy is recognized nationally for his photography of the evolving California landscape. He is known regionally as a photographer, teacher, gallery administrator, and director of the popular Gladding McBean Photography Workshops.
Gene's work may be seen at the Viewpoint Photographic Art Center in Sacramento.
Unsolicited Testimonial: The look and feel of this website, the logic, ease of use, and accessibility are the work of Artist Presentations. All I did was copy my prints, digitize them and upload the images and the writings.