Monument Valley, Toby Richards

Director John Ford used the location for a number of his best known films.

Bonaire Salt

©Toby Richards__ Each pond is harvested about once a year. The crystals are washed then dried for several months. Finally, at 2000 tons a hour, it is loaded by conceyor belt into ships. ©Toby Richards__ The salt made at Cargill Salt Bonaire is a natural product of sea water, sunshine and wind. Sea water is pumped into coondenser ponds to sit until full saturiation is reached. As the seawater begins to evaporate, the changing salinity levels causes the water to change color from Blue -> Green -> Brown -> Bright Pink before it completely dries and crystalizes. The salt is then washed and put into giant piles before being loaded onto ships for export to North American, European and Western Pacific markets where it is used mostly in industrial & road salt roles. ©Toby Richards__

The Last Day of Spring

The Last Day of Spring - The Susquehanna River 2012 (Toby Richards)

On Location World Wide

Toby Richards - On Location Toby Richards on location world wide. Photographing portraits for a 2012 annual report.

Amelia Island

Toby Richards © Amelia Island

fire destroys Marietta Boat Club building

Toby Richards © Marietta Boat Club building

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