What do you see when you picture the South? Maybe trees draped in Spanish moss, or plantations and rows of crops? Perhaps Civil Rights icons, or your mother's home cooking? Could even be the bustling interstates that now connect the region. Safe to say, the South can be seen through many lenses, as demonstrated by The High Museum of Art's ongoing Picturing the South project. The long-running series commissions photographers to add images to the collection, which follows one rule: the photos have to be made in the South.