Flipping through his book, Hitch-Hikers, published by Husson in 2007, there are portraits that could easily be inserted into Shore's American Surfaces, with a similar look and sensibility.
Another curious feature of the behavior of this little known coot is that its nest tends to be build on a large mound of stones that allow the nest to be placed away from the shore, but above the water's surface.
Sea cows had no teeth; instead, they relied on horny plates in the mouth to compact their soft food, which consisted of kelp and seaweed near the ocean's surface along the shore.
The Moi fishery's decline started in the 1980s when the tour boat industry expanded, increasing the amount of oil floating on the ocean's surface near the shore.
Shore's second book, American Surfaces, originally published in 1999, has just been repackaged and reissued by Phaidon in a fetching facsimile of an old Kodak film envelope.
Mr. Shore's 1972 series, "American Surfaces," includes thousands of 3-by-5-inch snapshots of simple things -- a radio next to his bed, a toilet, a plate of eggs, an open book, a store front.
At her feet a dead piglet bobs on the river's surface, bouncing against the shore.
Shore's best-known series, "American Surfaces" and "Uncommon Places," are both from the seventies and mostly made in rugged Western states.
Go to the water's surface and look around for a boat or shore.
The high-LD group on LG1 that exhibited strong spatial outlier patterns correlated with a number of variables, including distance to shore, sea surface temperature range, and salinity.
