A visual essay by Ana Amado
Georgia on my mind
Georgia, USA
A vision by Ana Amado
These were the three most intense months I remember. One believes that you have seen everything about the United States through the cinema and photography of the great American masters. But I did not expect that landscape. The city of Athens is surrounded by forests. When you move away from the center, the trees take center stage, coexisting with imposing southern mansions. We lived in a house next to a river, surrounded by pecan trees, which came to touch the walls of the porch. The exuberant subtropical nature, onmipresent and overflowing, left an indelible mark. One of the most magical places we visited was Sandy Creek, an enclave where the branches of the trees create fascinating reflections in the gentle water of the river, the flora invaded by a disquieting, disturbing atmosphere.
Photography & words by Ana Amado
Edited by Bis Turnor
Traveller/s
Ana Amado
Architect, photographer, visual artist
Ana Amado is an architect, photographer, visual artist and musician, but above all, a person whose curiosity to discover the world and its inhabitants has led her to travel as much as possible. Her recent work revolves around the relationship between photography and architecture, where it plays a fundamental role as the setting for our lives and emotions.
@anitadinam
