Floyd B. Evans 1890-1966:

Evans was a California art photographer active from the 1920s through the 1960s. Mostly known as a landscape photographer, Evans was based in Pasadena and Los Angeles and was also a member of the Los Angeles Camera Club. He and a band of fellow members within this group who frequented the California dessert for photo excursions called themselves the Pack of Rats. Evans was also a contemporary of Edward Weston and entered many national photo competitions. He mostly printed in gelatin silver but was also known to use carbro and other pigment print processes. His works are held in many collections and museums throughout the United States.