Benjamin C Tankersley’s 2nd Amendment Landscapes explores how the right to bear arms is reflected on the American landscape. The project examines the physical and psychological manifestations of gun culture, documenting visible evidence and the ways Americans connect their beliefs about the Second Amendment with the places around them. Tankersley presents a subject shaped by sharply differing views, from gun enthusiasts and advocates of gun ownership to those seeking stronger restrictions and people directly affected by gun violence. The project considers how these experiences become imprinted on the landscape.