jimroche | photos

These are some works from my day to day life. Sometimes just an iPhone shot I took to remind me to go back. My work is primarily about how people interact with the environment. That might be the landscape, their yard, garden, basement or living room.  I'm concerned about how nondescript space becomes place. And ultimately, how that changes us. That might mean a fence, a shelf, a photo on a wall, grass worn by tires or a new coat of paint. Visit my website, or email me. Always looking for other artisits interested in collaboration.

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Alberta Cottonwoods, Jim Roche — Jim Roche Photos

From a project about the Alberta Cottonwoods. Landscape Photographer Jim Roche of Vancouver, British Columbia and New York City.

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From the garden compost, late summer.

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Early Morning, Vancouver, British Columbia.

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To watch.

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David Smith in My Head

"he whispers to me to pay attention"

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Greenhouse Light

A few thoughts and six photos

Jim Roche, Toshiya Murakoshi, Landscape Photography, Vancouver, British Columbia, New Topographics

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Intentionality or If Only Oprah Was A Photographer

Intentionality

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Thinking about the forests back home.

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Dropping February 5: Angine de Poitrine Live on KEXP from Trans Musicales

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10-Minute Challenge: Bruegel’s ‘Hunters in the Snow’

We’d like you to look at one piece of art for 10 minutes, uninterrupted.

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Animal Stories and the Limits of the Gaze

A book review of Kate Zambreno's Animal Stories, and 7 photos.

Jim Roche. Book Review, Kate Zambreno

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ONLY SEAGULLS: LEARNING TO SEE THE ORDINARY LANDSCAPE

Harold and Maude was a 1971 movie that was a critical and commercial failure when it first came out.

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Late Fall In The Woodlands — Jim Roche Photos

For the past 5 years I have been taking photos of this short, 2KM pathway through a small local bog. It follows a patter throughout the seas

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Compost Elegies — Jim Roche Photos

Images from Vancouver Photographers series Small Plots, on gardening in an urban setting.

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Today, I went back into the garden to take some photos of the self-designed greenhouses. I’m making a new book of my garden photos.

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In the garden at daybreak.

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The summer is ending and the compost is full of the excess vegetables and slowly starting to be flooded with flowers as gardener ready their spaces for the winter.