 There is an isolation, a longing in her images.– Robert Goldberg, "Wall Street Journal"

From the ground, they [the Nazca lines] are nothing, invisible; from Ms. Bridges' elevated view they gain coherence and project an imaginative grandeur and whimsicality that leave most other art, and photography, looking distinctly earth-bound.– Holland Cotter, "New York Times"

Marilyn Bridges' quartet of images from Egypt powerfully convey the immense scale of the pyramids and of Karnak, the vast temple of the pharaohs, letting us fully appreciate their dominance of the landscape.