Over the past ten years ancient ruins, ghost towns, and landscapes from the Southwest have dominated the work of photographers Tom Potter, Gayle Moore, and Nancy Frass. Using large-format cameras and film and applying the photographic techniques of Ansel Adams, they have created finely crafted photographic prints that tell stories surrounding western landscapes, the mining town of Bodie, California, the Gila Wilderness, and the Colorado Plateau ruins of the Anasazi culture.