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“Losing Ground”, 2014 | All photos by Cate Colvin Sampson

Vanishing Land

Artist: Cate Colvin Sampson

Project: All the Place You’ve Got

Description: All the Place You’ve Got  by Cate Colvin Sampson explores the communities of the vanishing South Louisiana hinterlands. The series is inspired by the conservationist writings of Wendell Berry and Mike Tidwell.

“Laken Trapping Beavers”, 2015

“Dead Cypress Forest near Theriot, Louisiana”, 2015

“Fish Camp south of Dulac” 2015

“Fish Camp south of Dulac II”, 2015

“Espadron Hunting Rabbits on the Levee”, 2015

“Catching Snakes Outside the Man Camp”, 2014

“Return from a Dredge” 2014

“Fish Cleaning Board” 2015

“Marsh Camp near Grand Bayou” 2014

“On the Grand Bayou Homestead”, 2015

“Ray Sees Christ in a Catfish”, 2015

“Rinsing the Bi-Catch”, 2014

“Girls Spotting Alligators in Paradis, Louisiana” 2014

“Dustin, with Grandfather’s Handmade Lugger”, 2015

“Jaycee at the House”, 2015

“Trawl Nets at a Marsh Camp”, 2015

“Boy on a Trike over Raquette Bay”, 2014

“Oysters at Low Tide”, 2014

“T-Tom with an Alligator”, 2013

“Barataria Swamp” 2015

“Tala / Saw Palmetto”, 2015

“Treehouse” 2014

“Losing Ground”, 2014





Cate Colvin Sampson

Cate Colvin Sampson is a historic process and documentary photographer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Sampson is the 2015 grant recipient of the Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography, issued by the New Orleans Photo Alliance.