L. A. Huffman: Photographer Of The American West-new Lin Wellford The Other Person'S Swing

The Other Person'S Swing

The Path Food Travels From The Garden To The Kitchen To The Table

And Feature Esther

Which Examines In Its Entirety The Intellectual And Ideological Journey That Led An Extraordinarily Gifted Young Man To Concern Himself With The Practical Problems Of An Age Overshadowed By War

From Musings About Friendship To The Benefits Of Adopting Shelter Animals

L. A. Huffman: Photographer Of The American West-new Lin Wellford The Other Person'S SwingArriving In Fort Keogh, Montana Territory, In 1879, Ten Years Before Montana Would Become A State, Frontier Photographer Laton Alton Huffman (18541931) Would Capture The Spirit Of The American West Like No Other Artist. Equally Comfortable Photographing Plains Indians And Working Cowboys, Huffman Worked Both In The Studio And Out On The Open Range, Carrying His Camera On Horseback As He Documented Untamed Western Landscapes And The Last Of The Buffalo