In Kasahara's garden in Waimea on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, improbable brown, paper bag jackets protect mangos and navel oranges from insects. In the foreground, a lone bird of paradise insinuates its vibrant presence amidst a sea of lush foliage, while on the right a barely noticeable man tends the fragile harvest of another tree. The photographers Virginia Beahan and Laura McPhee neither condemn nor praise the manipulation of the landscape; they simply see the interaction between humankind and nature as a necessity of life.