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Children of Point Reyes

This selection from Point Reyes Station focuses on children as inheritors of a place undergoing quiet but consequential change. Photographed against a temporary studio backdrop erected within the community, the portraits suspend them from context while intensifying attention to gesture, expression, and presence. These children stand between generational continuity and uncertainty, shaped by forces they did not choose but will inherit. The work treats childhood as both vulnerability and promise, asking how identity, belonging, and memory persist when a place’s future remains unresolved.

Zimberoff is an American photographer shaped by the last great era of print magazines and a renewed contemporary practice. Classically trained as a musician, he pivoted from clarinet to camera and, with the Sygma Photo Agency, covered hundreds of historical and breaking news stories worldwide. After a long hiatus, he returned to photography with a sharpened focus on portraiture and cultural memory. His career archive is housed at the Briscoe Center for American History at UT Austin. His prints are included in a number of museums and private colections. He lives and works in San Francisco.

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