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Paige Green is a documentary and portrait photographer, whose storytelling approach to photography frequently addresses issues involving agriculture, land use, and food. Her work is featured in nine books and has been published in Glamour, National Geographic Traveler, New York Times Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, GQ, Country Living, House Beautiful, and Culture. Paige lives in Petaluma, CA with a house full of boys.

Category: Documentary

  • home sweet

    Dick Vincent at his very tidy and regulated new mooring in Canary Wharf. Dick and four other narrow boats from Three Mills feel small at their new mooring next to the Dutch barges and high-rises. But the new community has warmly welcomed the little boat people. Although they have to keep their belongings clean around…

  • gone

    Plants and other random belongings sit left-behind at Three Mills mooring, until eventually the construction will start and someone will throw them away. In 18 months the boats will come back to a new and improved, continuously floating, mooring.

  • to be continued

  • horses ignoring king george’s house

    once upon a time there was a man who thought he was so important that he built his house on top of a beautiful hill for all the little people to look up at him….so now the people call him king george. these horses three miles away don’t mind looking at king george’s house but….

  • king george’s house

    ….as it turns out not everyone likes king george or looking at his house on the hill…..so some people stole pipes while the house was being built and….

  • king george’s sign

    this is what king george has to say about that. needless to say i did not trespass….but i needed to get higher to fit the house and the sign in the photograph and unfortunately i did not have Matteo’s ladder but i found standing on the roof of the car was good enough for me.

  • distractions

    so I was also hoping to get some quality paper writing time in, in the quiet of the country……i didn’t plan on having to deal with a sick cow. so this is me studying walker evans. the cow didn’t make it. hard life lessons on the farm, it was a sad day.

  • contrasting heros

    Inspired by photographers we have been studying at lcc….I sorted through my files and started creating my own collection of america photos….and was determined to find more on my two week visit. My first photo for the collection…..jesus and the incredible hulk…enough said.