This large format photograph titled 'Pine Woods #37" elegantly documents the richly textured world of shapes and shadows. Eric Lindbloom captures mesmerizing landscapes using a finely tuned tonal range. At the same time, the photographer moves between micro and macro environments, asking viewers to pose questions about their perspective on the photographed subject. These are sensuous, delicate worlds that hold up a mirror to an often fragile environment. At the same time, these very particular worlds engage the photographer as he teases out a visual puzzle working within the Hasselblad camera's square format. Eric Lindbloom (b. 1934) is a landscape photographer and a founding member of the Center for Photography in Woodstock. He’s had over thirty solo exhibitions of his photographs. Four books of his work have been published: Angels at the Arno, The River That Runs Two Ways (limited edition), Diana In Sight (limited edition), and Salt Grass. Lindbloom’s photographs are in a number of public collections, including The New York Public Library, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Alinari Museum in Florence, and the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris.