Photographing the Lights of America’s Prisons—and the Lives Inside

Light is a symbol for life, as any night traveler knows. A warm glow up ahead means there’s a town full of people, with a gas station or possibly a McDonald’s where you can stretch your legs, use the john, maybe buy a Coke. The lights in Stephen Tourlentes’ Of Lengths and Measures also represent …

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