A visual investigation into the intimate exchange between the human form and the natural landscape, looking for the points where both meet and co-exist and the ways they alter and destroy one another. Magnified studies of the human body are juxtaposed with photographs of the Rio Tinto river in Spain, known for its deep red hues caused by acid mine drainage from the mines of the region. The duotone images strip away distractions and let the focus stay on form and structure, paired with the red tone of the river, which conveys the disruption and violation of nature. Volume 11 (Fall) of Libraryman's Seasons Series.