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Mar 12, 2012
Great book by the heir to the great nature photography of Ansel adams
“Mountain Light: In Search of the Dynamic Landscape”):: might seem an odd first choice for a book for teaching photography, not because of Rowell’s talent (which is undeniable) but because of the age of the book, first published in 1986, long before the digital revolution. And yet when students in my photo workshops ask for a first recommendation for a book that will teach them something beyond basic photographic mechanics, Mountain Light is always my first suggestion: It provides, more than any other book on color nature photography, a clear and holistic view into the inner workings of Rowell’s photographic process.
Jul 26, 2017
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Mar 12, 2012
Highly recommended
This is a true story of the survival of 19th-century explorer John Muir and the mysterious little black dog Stickeen on their thrilling adventure through the treacherous mountains and glaciers of southeastern Alaska during a snowstorm in the summer of 1880. Rubay’s vigorous retelling of the story follows the unlikely pair on their unforgettable, life-changing journey to bring of death and back. The first-person narrative is interspersed with “conversations” rendered through Muir’s interpretations of Stickeen’s expressive face and eyes. Canyon’s illustrations capture all the drama and desolation of the Alaskan landscape, conveying in breathtaking imagery the tremendous courage and ingenuity required of the twosome confronted by the powerful forces of nature. The book concludes with a list of sources and a brief account of Muir’s life and his eventual heartrending separation from brave little dog Stickeen.