The Culture
September 25, 2014
James H. Evans’s Ranch Project
The photographer from Big Bend known for stunning landscapes gets out of his comfort zone. Here, a first look at several images from his latest collection.
James H. Evans
Feature
January 20, 2013
Dirt and Light
James H. Evans has been photographing Big Bend for twenty years. But never before has it looked so, well, big.
Contributors
February 1, 2011
Contributors
Michael Ennis, Mimi Swartz, and James H. Evans.
Art
February 1, 1998
The Photographers
Lights! Camera! Acknowledgments! Presenting the lensmen and lenswomen who made this issue possible.
Art
April 1, 1997
Marathon Man
In 1988, when James H. Evans was in his mid-thirties, he left behind a successful photography studio in Austin and moved to remote Marathon, where he took a job as a cook at the Gage Hotel and shot pictures on the side. “Everyone thought I was nuts,” he says. “I
Art
August 31, 1992
Bull Snake on a Sofa
When James H. Evans moved to Marathon in 1988, he was struck by its abundant wildlife. “Anything unattended will be overrun with animals,” says the photographer. Evans takes up that theme in his “Lucille” series, focusing on a house vacated by the death of an elderly friend of that name.