InterviewDreams on the Dying StoneIn his portraits of the people and land of Imperial Valley in California—one of the major agricultural regions in the US—Scott Rossi documents the challenges reshaping this community as water scarcity threatens its future.Read More
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Dreams on the Dying Stone
In his portraits of the people and land of Imperial Valley in California—one of the major agricultural regions in the US—Scott Rossi documents the challenges reshaping this community as water scarcity threatens its future.
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