Kerstin Adams has often accompanied her husband Robert when he has photographed the rural West. On those trips he would sometimes turn, after making a picture of the landscape, and make another that included her. “Kerstin loves the forest and prairie and shore,” Adams writes, “which is part of my love for her. When we are there, portraiture and landscape seem one; she shares nature’s glory, and nature is warmed by her caring.” A Portrait in Landscapes reproduces a selection of these linked pictures, together with related views. They span almost 40 years, and most have not been published before. Two of the photographs are of Kerstin reading. This volume might itself be understood as a letter.