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  • 3 Millimeters
    3 Millimeters
    34 images
    Human nature, or perhaps American nature, prevents us from dwelling too long on events that are unsettling. A dramatic natural disaster will capture our attention, inspire us to action, and then recede to the background of our lives. On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the natural disaster is a long, drawn-out event — a rising sea level occurring at the rate of three millimeters per year — slow enough to ignore, but dramatic enough to overtake the town in 50 years. It’s not the swift impact of a storm, but a slow drowning of a culture. Maryland's Eastern Shore is a tiny apocalypse unfolding in plain sight, but even its own residents want to deny its inevitability. Generations of watermen created a tight-knit community with its own cultural ecosystem, and they do not want to see it washed away. These photographs depict the last breaths of a community as they are forced to adapt to the smallest but most devastating tidal wave.
  • DNC - 2012
    DNC - 2012
    76 images
  • Redneck Yacht Club
    Redneck Yacht Club
    29 images
    Scenes from the Redneck Yacht Club in Punta Gorda, Florida. With several mud pits and lots of trucks, it is the good-time destination for many in Florida.
  • RNC - 2012
    RNC - 2012
    79 images

Greg Kahn - Washington DC

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