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Ghosts In the Landscape is one of the outstanding traveling exhibitions from George Eastman House.

Beginning in 1995 and visiting over a four-year period, photographer Craig J. Barber, ex-combat Marine returned to Vietnam to traverse many of his former military routes making images with an 8 x 10 pinhole camera.

Jeanne Verhulst discusses some of her favorite works in this traveling exhibition. For more information and booking please contact

Jeanne Verhulst
Associate Curator of Exhibitions
George Eastman House
900 East Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607

Photo Credits:

All Images by Craig J. Barber (American, b. 1947).

All Images ©2006 Craig J. Barber, courtesy George Eastman House.

Selected from the traveling exhibit Ghosts In the Landscape.

• HOPE IS ALL THERE WAS, 1997
• SOMEDAYS IT JUST FELT RELENTLESS, 1997
• MESMERIZED, THEY JUST STARED, 1995
• HMONG CHILDREN, 1997
• OUT BACK & BEYOND, 1997
• THE FUTURE BEGINS HERE,1998
• VILLAGE KILNS, 1998
• BUDDHA & THE MONKS, 1995
• UP AGAINST IT, 1995
• THE OLD MAN SERVED TEA, 1997
• AS SENTINELS THEY STOOD, 1998
• EDEN IN THE MEKONG, 1998
• TEMPLE OF THE MOUNTAINS, 1997
• WITH BRICKS UPON THEIR SHOULDERS, 1995
• EVERYTHING WAS QUIET, 1995
• AS GOOD AS IT GETS, 1998
• WE MOVED ACROSS THE PADDY, 1998
• DO YOU WANT A BOAT?, 1995
• TEMPLE OF LITERATURE, 1997
• ALWAYS CURIOUS, 1995
• MEKONG CENTRAL, 1998
• SAPA HOTEL, 1997
• WITH THE RAINS CAME SOLITUDE, 1997
• FINALLY, PEACE CAME, 1995
• EVERYTHING HAS A PURPOSE, 1998
• PEACE IS FOREVER FRAGILE, 1998

Music Credits:

All music is from the PodShow podsafe music network.

• Same Girl by Bift
• Water Puppet Dance by Kristin Post