Jean Albus mixes dresses into her Montana landscapes by letting them decay, sometimes for years, before photographing them. She hopes their weathered forms invoke emotions about aging, memory, transformation and more. Her final images sometimes feature a dress as she’s found it, sunken into the elements. She also often superimposes the worn dress over another image of the landscape, floating the decaying dress within “Big Sky Country.” A new video explains her process. Click through to see more.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)