75 Polaroids (1976) was an installation formalizing the botany of the landscape and erected within a miniature museum of natural history. The work consisted of 75 random Polaroid flash photos exposed in the darkness of the forest then subsequently matted, framed and mounted at eye level in a continuous line around three of the four walls of an all-black room (museum) measuring 12 by 12 feet. For Graham the most interesting aspect of this work was 'the "subjective" experience of the photographer - the flash of the light and the retinal after-image of the site in which he (the viewer) was otherwise lost.', -C Magazine