"Just being outside is therapeutic. We are lucky to be in a position as relatively prosperous westerners to have enough time on our hands to reflect on our predicament in the world. We are not constantly preoccupied with whether we have a roof over our heads, whether we are warm enough and if we have food. This allows us to look at our place in the universe and the great thing about landscape photography is that it just feels right to be outside – it’s like being at home. The actual act of being outside and the creative aspect gives us back a relationship with the land that we have lost through the urban experience."
— Joe Cornish
Westside Oak Forest, Study 3