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Michael Behlen Spent 3 Years Photographing Millerton Lake in Storms. The Result Is a Blue, Unstable Portrait of Water and Time
Photo Essay Martin Kaninsky 7/18/26 Photo Essay Martin Kaninsky 7/18/26

Michael Behlen Spent 3 Years Photographing Millerton Lake in Storms. The Result Is a Blue, Unstable Portrait of Water and Time

Michael Behlen photographed water that would not stay still. For three years, he returned to Millerton Lake in California’s Central Valley, making all the photographs during storms, when the reservoir became harder to read. Picture Story

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