These photographs are about evidence of shifts in labor, industry, and community in the American South. The photographic survey of these iron water towers are metaphors of the economic engines that once dominated the region and have since disappeared within a generation. These antiquated towers linger in the landscape long after the economy has moved on. The beauty of their designs, the patina of their metal bodies and the intricacies of their engineering anonymously remain for all to discover.
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