B ridges' photographs, usually taken at low altitude from a small, single-engine aircraft, force the viewer to examine the landscape from an unfamiliar perspective. Through photographic studies of ancient, sacred and secular architecture and ground art around the world and equally poignant surveys of the contemporary landscape, Bridges has instigated a dialogue with which to examine man's future. B ridges was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1982, a New York State CAPS Grant in 1983, a NEA Grant in 1984, and a Fulbright Fellowship in 1988. She was elected a fellow of The Explorers Club in New York in 1988. She is a licensed pilot for both single engine and multi-engine aircraft.
Bridges lives outside of New York City and in Somerset, England.
There are two groups of 25 images arranged in a 5x5 grid of small thumbnail images. Each thumbnail links to a medium sized image with title and date. Each of these pages links to the next medium size image in the series. You can navigate between the medium sized images or return to the grid when you choose. Each medium size image links to a larger image.