"I shot this series in Texas last summer on my beaten up old Olympus OM10. I’m very attached to this camera, and even though it leaks light and the lens is scratched, I can’t let go – as if it possesses all my power as a photographer. I’m in my element when I have time alone in a new place taking photos, and my road trip to the States proved no exception. Crossing the border from New Mexico to Texas, the weather closed in and whipped up almighty storms. I saw skies with textures I've never seen before, and tried to capture the dark – but electric – atmosphere; as well as the calm that followed." - Imogen Eveson

                    Strange Skies

                  Hill Country Wildflowers

                   Stormy Skies

                    Water Tank

                    Marfa Crossroads

                    Clear Skies

                    Heading Back West

                    Heading Back West II

Originally from Glastonbury (UK) Imogen Eveson currently resides in Sydney, where she writes about arts, culture and travel and is sub-editor at Australian Traveller magazine. She is the author, art director and graphic designer of The Wapping Project on Paper, a retrospective book on former East London centre for the arts, The Wapping Project. She practices fine art photography when she's not writing and is happiest working on projects that bridge the two.