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The result of 20 years of summers in Provincetown, this collection presents the photographer's personal images and the essence of his experiences. Largely spotlighting a single stretch of beach at the East End, the work is accompanied by text from poet and essayist Will Walker, as well as a personal photographer's statement from Baker.
"The Quality of Light is my best attempt at living in the moment during our summer holiday, and to go to that peaceful place in my mind whenever I long for its return. Nearly every photo taken was along this single stretch of beach at the East End, and I am thankful to share these sights and insights with you."
Baker's large-format photos reflect this slowed pace that lends itself to quiet observation and attention to the subtle changes of the seasons.
"The Quality of Light is my best attempt at living in the moment during our summer holiday, and to go to that peaceful place in my mind whenever I long for its return. Nearly every photo taken was along this single stretch of beach at the East End, and I am thankful to share these sights and insights with you."
Baker's large-format photos reflect this slowed pace that lends itself to quiet observation and attention to the subtle changes of the seasons.
