Jeannette Wood

A self-taught photographer, I've spent the past fifteen years wandering backroads and trying to capture the beauty and the "guts" of the American Southwest and the U.S. in general. I recently completed a ten-year personal photo project to document the "Ghosts of the Mother Road" through New Mexico--the remnants of Route 66 decaying, forgotten, and perhaps soon to be lost forever, and am currently working on a book of photographs from the project. I work in film and digital, but am a bit of a "purist" as I'm too lazy to learn Photoshop beyond the basics (I'd rather be out shooting than sitting ...

A self-taught photographer, I've spent the past fifteen years wandering backroads and trying to capture the beauty and the "guts" of the American Southwest and the U.S. in general. I recently completed a ten-year personal photo project to document the "Ghosts of the Mother Road" through New Mexico--the remnants of Route 66 decaying, forgotten, and perhaps soon to be lost forever, and am currently working on a book of photographs from the project. I work in film and digital, but am a bit of a "purist" as I'm too lazy to learn Photoshop beyond the basics (I'd rather be out shooting than sitting in front of a computer). So I do as much as humanly possible in-camera. Thank you for visiting my galleries, and you can view more of my images at:

www.flickr.com/photos/jwoodphoto.