Various Places / Art by Zire
Landscape.
Stay a little longer. Look a little farther.
A shoreline, a desert, a mountain ridge. Each asks us to notice a different relationship between distance, light and the ground beneath us.
Photography by Tyrone “Zire” McCants · Zire Photography and Graphics
The collection
Where the eye travels.
Browse the photographs at their full proportions. Select the work you would like to discuss, then share your ideas for its presentation below.
Honey Island Swamp, Louisiana
Water and vegetation shape the view through this Louisiana wetland.
Montego Bay Thunderstorm in Jamaica
Coastal lights and palms meet distant stormlight over the ocean.
Flight Over the Sonoran Desert
Hot-air balloons cross the desert at dawn.
Horizon — Aerial View of People on a New Jersey Beach
Keansburg, New Jersey · July 22, 2015
Blood Moon Over the San Tan Mountains
An orange moon rises above the mountain ridges in Arizona twilight.
From the Landscape archive
Landscape — Opening View
A return to the view that opens this collection, shown in its full proportions.
Geography / Light / Memory
The view keeps changing.
A photograph lets us return to a particular meeting of land and light. The tide will move. The weather will pass. Another traveler will see something different.
This collection holds the wider environment in view: the distances, surfaces and shifting atmosphere that give a place its character.
Behind the photograph / Publish
Nighttime Splendor in Montego Bay
Return to the Montego Bay photograph with its story in mind: lightning beyond the shoreline, a still ocean and the challenge of waiting for the right light.
Read the Montego Bay feature →Art by Zire / Print inquiry
Bring a place into your space.
Choose a photograph for a quiet corner, a larger wall or a collection that carries the eye from one place to another. Prints are made to order. Presentation, dimensions, crop, availability, price and delivery are confirmed before an order is placed.
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