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Daylight to publish Fauxliage: Disguised Cell Phone Towers of the American West by Annette LeMay Burke

Fauxliage - The Middle Cross, Mesa, AZ. NEW YORK, NY .- American photographer Annette LeMay Burke first stumbled upon a cell phone tower masquerading as a tree in the early 2000s. Even living in her native Silicon Valley in Northern California surrounded by technology, she thought the tree looked out of place. This first encounter with a decorated tower sparked her interest to see more. From 2015-2020 she embarked on a series of road trips across the American West to locate and document these strange manmade creations allegedly built to minimize visual pollution by blending in with the environment. “While I was initially drawn to the towers’ whimsical appearances, the more I photographed them, the more disconcerted I felt that technology was clandestinely modifying our environment,” she writes in her essay in the book. “I began to explore how this manufactured nature had imposed a contrived aesthetic in our neighborhoods … I dubbed the series Fauxliage.”

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Sam Zalutsky Creates Mysterious Beauty On Fire Island's Meat Rack

Sam Zalutsky Creates Mysterious Beauty On Fire Island s Meat Rack By Sam Zalutsky Into the Woods Sam Zalutsky s Meat Rack Series (themeatrackseries.com) is an infrared color film series exploring the deep sense of wonder and desire found in the Meat Rack, a small forest between two Fire Island gay communities, where men have sought connection through public sex since the mid-20th century.  The Meat Rack is shot on medium format color infrared film. (Exhibition size 30 x 30 inches and 40 x 40 inches). ©Sam Zalutsky Find more on Sam at Instagram and Twitter and his website sazamproductions.com  Cherry Grove and the Fire Island Pines have long served as bucolic summer escapes and outposts of freedom for generations of gay New Yorkers. The Meat Rack is filled with scraggly trees and shrubs and intersected by narrow pathways, some which lead to the next community while others dead end in the woods. Despite various threats, including sting operations by forest marshals, the p