Cuando hay luna llena, la marea subeThis book is a visual testament and exploration of coastal communities in Mexico, increasingly put at risk by the sea. Impacted by erosion and climate change, these populations are witnessing the disappearance not only of their homes, but also of their culture, traditions, and ways of life. I made most of these photographs on analog film. Deliberately using cameras that are susceptible to "flaws" like light leaks and faulty mechanisms was a way to

as if the photographer and her subjects were bound by an invisible pact: being in the right place at the right time

There is time for conversation

fragmented realities

raves in the Sierra Nevadas

without any attempt to explain or analyze

the film and book pay tribute to the life of the prodigious fashion photographer

In contrast to his journalistic approach of deep personal connection and keen observation

Shore began to develop a unique relationship to the chemical alchemy of the darkroom and to the camera itself: a tool through which he would uncover the characters and complexities of the world around him

Though this approach is commonplace today

experienced over decades

I hurriedly held up one of the sheets of film to the light box and took a photograph

I had somehow imagined we’d be able to tour the massive underground facility