Richland, Texas | 2018

Epson UltraChrome Pro Fine Art Premium Print On Hahnemühle handmade Paper

The 1956 drought decimated the ranchers’ and farmers’ economy of the Navarro County in Texas.  City planners and Engineers designed the Richland Reservoir as a result. A third of a billion dollars later, one of the largest masses of water in the state was created, covering 60 square miles equivalent to the area of Washington DC entirely. This man-made lake, disruptive to the environment at first, brought life and balance to the population around, providing ample fluid reserve for years to come.

Small: 16×12 inches

Medium: 20×16 inches

Large: 27.5×19.75 inches