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Ludwig Favre frames a diner in the California desert at the golden hour, the light casting long shadows across a parched foreground. A Joshua tree twists to the left, its strange geometry contrasting with the flat roof and the bold lettering of the sign. The image is part of his ongoing study of American roadside architecture and the loneliness of the open road. Pale sky, ochre sand, a building that serves as both a sanctuary and a marker in the void.

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