Through his work, Mr. Moore seeks to let others know some of the wonder, power, and beauty of the wildness of nature. He concentrates on the national parks, particularly the area in and around the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. These exquisite photographs convey a sense of personal and natural history on many levels. First, and most evident, is the photographer’s record of his visual and emotional relationship with the landscape. He has returned to Shenandoah Park, year after year, on journeys of discovery and of reconsideration, seeking the new yet always returning to the old. He documents change—both growth and destruction. Floods, harsh winters, barren summers, and years of plenty work together to keep the forest in a continual cycle of transformation. Moore captures the ongoing biography of this very particular place.