When California geologist Don McLaughlin was hired to go to the wilds of Bolivia to hunt for oil in 1959, he took two degrees from Berkeley, a three-man field crew, and a couple of cameras. The resulting collection follows their three-year journey exploring the country, revealing striking photographs of bug-plagued hillsides, valleys, and mountains. Chronicling their travels by air, mule, on foot, or via Land Rover, these images show villagers going about their everyday lives, painting a vivid portrait of this fascinating country's urban culture.
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Don McLaughlin is a photographer, a former geologist, and a U.S. Navy veteran.
15 July 1926 Born in Evanston, Illinois and moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts in the fall of that year. 1931-1939 Attended various schools in the Cambridge area. 1940 -1943 Attended Phillips Exeter Academy but without significant success. 1943 -1946 Joined the US Navy. Served in the US and the Philippines. 1946 -1954 Settled in Berkeley California, finished high school, attended the University of California at Berkeley and, this time, with significant success in the form of two degrees in geology. 1954 -1958 Worked as field geologist for the Standard Oil of California in Ecuador. 1959 -1962 Transferred to Bolivia as a field geologist. 1962 -1964 Transferred to Roswell, New Mexico as an office geologist. 1964 -1971 Left SOCal and worked for the foreign branch of the US Geological Survey in Colombia doing field work in the Eastern Andes and training Colombian geology graduates in the techniques of field geology. 1971-1972 Joined the Hanna Mining Company as field geologist. 1972 -present Left Hanna and moved to Orleans, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, wrote geological papers, writing and speaking on energy matters, played clarinet in several Cape Cod bands and sailed on Nantucket Sound. Also returned to photography, printing then showing the Bolivian work, doing portraiture and black-and-white work on Cape Cod.
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