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Photography of California's Ecological Landscapes2022-2024Documenting rare ecological events in public landscapes and hidden watersheds across California. From Superblooms to naturalized fig groves springing up in the gaps between housing developments. Briana Lyon aims to document ecologically restorative landscapes and landscaping trends in progressive residential areas of the state. From San Ramon to San Diego. She maintains a special focus on the foothills surrounding Los Angeles and the Saddleback mountains.
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Touch PlantsJanuary-March, 2020A photography project with nature in the foreground. Touch Plants documents the wildflower blossoms and dry gardens of Southern California intertwined with human respect and intimacy. The plants touched are priceless.
The wild lilac fields of the Santa Monica mountains and Los National Forest, the buckwheat speckled slopes of North Orange County, the cactus sanctuaries of Palm Springs, the heady sage and sugarbush chaparral of Glendale. Each carefully scouted ecological setting displaying the native or food producing plants best adapted for sustainable low-maintenance gardens in urban and residential communities of Southern California. |
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