Brooks Jensen Arts


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Made of Steel
Tablet Edition
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From my grandfather I learned to love the polish of long-used tools and the unmistakable aroma of oil and fresh metal filings. I can still smell his shop and hear his voice – thick with his old-world Armenian accent – echo in the tall ceilings. I guess he also taught me to love the stories and manners of old, greasy machine shop men.


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Originally Published
December 2014

Hokusai in the Rocks

I found myself wandering the dry and dusty canyons of southern Utah, thinking about Hokusai and his famous print, The Great Wave. There it was, up on the canyon wall, that massive wave captured in ancient stone — or so it seemed to my eidetic vision. The more I stared at those ancient rock walls, the more Hokusai images I found — strange to see when one has entered the canyons to make decidedly American landscape photographs of the Desert Southwest. But, that is the power of Hokusai.


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Originally Published
June 2014

Light, Glorious Light

From the depths of space, the Sun launches its energy pulses from every millimeter of its surface, casting bits and waves of itself in an ever-growing sphere of energy. For some 16 minutes this invisible energy traverses the cold and empty regions of space until it encounters some object that makes that energy manifest — a particle of atmospheric dust, a dusty photographer's warm skin, or the massive, silent face of an ancient, dusty wall of rock — and suddenly there is light.


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Originally Published
May 2013
in LensWork Extended #106

Winter Trees 7

The skeletal complexity of winter trees is one of their primary characteristics — one that I could stare at for hours on end. One that I have stared at for hours on end. Tendrils, veins, pathways, neurons, delta patterns, roots. Not one single straight line anywhere.


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Originally Published
March 2014

Winter Trees 2011

Three new Winter Trees folios are presented in this single PDF.


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Originally Published
March 2011

Living Landscape

The 30 landscape images from exhibition in Xiang Sha Wan, inner-Mongolio China that was held in January 2011


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Originally Published
January 2011

Uchiwa-e
(The Fan Prints)

This PDF includes all 60 images from the Uchiwa-e fan print folios.


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Originally Published
February 2010

The New 100 Prints Project

100 images with commentary


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Winter Trees III

The third of the Winter Trees annual project.


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Originally Published
March 2009

Tangerine Gifts

Travels in rural Japan. Co-authored with David Grant Best


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Originally Published
March 2009

Silva Lacrimosa

Tears of the Forest. From the 30-Mile Burn in the Okanogan forest of Eastern Washington.


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Originally Published
March 2009

Winter Trees II

The second of the Winter Trees annual project.


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Originally Published
April 2008

Winter Trees I

The first of the Winter Trees annual project.


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Originally Published
April 2008

Wakarimasen
(I Don't Know)

Callligraphy-like abstracts.

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(11.2 megabyte PDF)

Originally Published
March 2007

October Seas

Oregon coastal landscapes. Photographed during a single weekend as an experiment in quick project production.


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Originally Published
March 2009

Gestures of
a Primitive Mind

Coastal eel-grass in winter light.


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Originally Published
July 2005


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