Maine.

Photographs by Gary Briechle.

Twin Palms, Santa Fe, USA, 2018. English, 124 pp., 63 full-color plates, 8x10".

Reviewed by Blake Andrews on photo-eye Blog.

Winter is always too long.
Put the plow on the truck, stay warm, take your meds.
Get through it any way you can.
Spring is mud. Summer, the stunning but brief reward.
Then the fall into winter again.

Gary Briechle has forged many long-term relationships with the people he has photographed since moving to Maine nearly 20 years ago. This gives his work a peculiar intimacy, as if the pictures were made by a family member. He lives and works in midcoast Maine and doesn’t see a need to travel to make photographs: “Most everything that inspires me is within a few miles of my home. Sometimes I think that Maine is like my foster family; I’m not really entirely comfortable and will probably never feel completely settled, but Maine keeps feeding me.”

Gary Briechle was born in 1955 in Morristown, New Jersey. He attended Colgate University and received his MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University. His work has appeared in several issues of the New York Times Magazine and he was awarded a 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship in Photography. With few exceptions, he draws and photographs daily. This is the artist’s second monograph with Twin Palms Publishers.

Cat# TT184H Hardbound $55.00 (978-1-936611-15-7)
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