Unveiling Utah's Erased Landscapes: Exploring History Through Photography (Episode 5)

Landscape Photography: The landscape of Utah is uniquely beautiful, but it is far more than a pretty places to take pictures. the Landscape of Utah has complex history, in particular in the way certain landscapes have been Erased. During a frigid winter road trip I travel from Bryce Canyon, to a former Indian Boarding School in Panguitch Utah, to the Topaz Internment camp Near Delta. With the Pentax 67, Nikon Nikkormat, and Lumix S1R, I explore the history and present day of these important landscapes. Featuring black and white photography, and color photography, digital photography and film photography.

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Key moments in the video:
0:00 Unveiling Utah's Erased Landscapes

All photos of Bryce Canyon taken with the Lumix S1R and the Leica SL APO 50mm Summicron. Other photos as follows:

4:38 - Brick building- P67 T-max 100 Free Lensing
4:44 - Brick building- P67 T-max 100 Free Lensing
4:50 - open field- P67 T-max 100
5:00 - Sevier River- p67 T-Max 100 Free Lensing
5:03 - Tree stump- P67 T-Max 100
5:06 - lying in Pasture- Nikkormat 35mm Acros II 100
5:11 - Lying in Pasture- Nikkormat 35mm Acros II 100
5:16 - Lying in Pasture- Nikkormat 35mm Acros II 100
5:22 - Lying in Pasture- Nikkormat 35mm Acros II 100
5:28 - in the grass- P67 Across II 100
5:34 - in the grass- P67 Pro Image 100
5:38 - below the grass- Ferrania P30 25mm
5:47 - Acros II 100 35mm
5:52 - Cow Bones- Across II 100 35mm
5:57 - old foundation- P67 T-max
6:01 - Sevier River- P67 Acros II Free Lensing
8:10 - Trench- P67 Ektar 100
8:24 - dead tree- P67 Ektar 100
8:26 - What Remains #1 - Ferrania P30 35mm
8:28 - What Remains #2- P67 Ektar 100
8:30 - What Remains #3- Ferrania P30 35mm
8:47 - Woman's Shoe- Ferrania P30 35mm
8:51 - Looking west before sunrise- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
8:56 - Barb wire Fence- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
8:59 - Desert Sunrise- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
9:09 - screen- P67 Ektar 100
9:17 - Stones #1- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
9:19 - Stones #2- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
9:23 - Hand made pond- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron
9:26 - Desert Road- Lumix S1R Lecia SL APO Summicron

Gear Used in the video:
► Pentax 67 with 105mm & 55mm
Nikon Nikkormat 35mm with Zeiss Milvus 35mm F2 & Nikon 24mm f2.8
Lumix S1R with Leica SL APO 50mm Summicron

Film Stocks:
Ferriana P30 B&W
Fuji Acros II 100 B&W
Kodak T-max 100 B&W
Kodak Ektar 100
Kodak Por Image 100


My name is Douglas Hunter, I’ve been creating images most of my life, over the years I have been an amateur photographer, professional photographer, and DP, now I am a visual artist who uses a camera in most of my work. This channel is a place where we explore the practice, history, philosophy, aesthetics, and cultures of photography.

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