Trapped in an industrial park for 48 hours waiting for an airplane flight, photographer Kyle Cassidy uses the time to think about the intersection of humans and the natural landscape in a place where the natural landscape, as much as possible, is completely erased and redrawn and also to write about himself in the third person. Along with poetry by Jane-Rebecca Cannaralla this book examines the New Topographic movement as an inevitable one for people without the resources to travel but with the inclination to try and find some beauty in every-day life. 100 pages, high resolution .pdf: to order send $3 or more to paypal.me/kylecassidy It may take 24 hours for your link to arrive. Also available instantly for the kindle right here though the layout is less sophisticated and the resolution is lower, but it gets added to your kindle library....