One of the twentieth-century’s premiere American photographers, Eliot Porter (1901-1990) grew up near Lake Michigan in Illinois and on Great Spruce Head Island in Maine, where he was fascinated by birds. In his quest to find them, he spent a lot of time looking at trees and throughout his life made many striking images of them. The exhibition includes a selection of fifteen images taken on his travels around the world, from the arid landscapes of New Mexico to the lush forests of Costa Rica.