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AT THE INTERSECTION OF HUMANS AND NATURE are often exquisite details that go unnoticed. Melinda's practiced eye seeks out the beauty and the joy in small things found in urban and rural life. This collection of monochrome images by the award-winning photographer brings focus to the world at arm's reach.

In "The Mormon Landscape", author, Kenneth Lee Petersen, uses the book by Richard V. Francaviglia with the same name, as a spring board for his work. Francaviglia suggests a list of 10 characteristics that are peculiar to small Mormon towns in southern Utah. Petersen adds one more characteristic to the list and then provides photographs for each.

My new PDF book, "New Mexico, a natural wonder," is the culmination of going on day-trips with my studio partner, Pat Berrett, periodically, for almost ten-years. We have traveled to many historic places and a few not-so-historic locations, but always came away with something memorable. More than 100 images take you from Bandelier National Monument to Acoma Pueblo to Shiprock Pinnacle to Tent Rocks National Monument, and other iconic places in New Mexico. There is descriptive text at the back of the book.

Oregon Colors: Learn 12 Colors with Pictures from the Beautiful State of Oregon

This is a simple book of my favorite Pacific Northwest Photographs. Many of these images are special to me because they are so popular. I purposely avoided using very much text in this book. I expect that the images will tell their own story if I stay out of the way.I sincerely hope that you get as much enjoyment out of these photographs as I did taking them.

In this book, beginner photographers will learn some tips on easy techniques.

photos from the Ottawa Valley. Enjoy the beauty of creation.

When a smile is shared, it continues to grow with each person it is passed onto. There may be struggles and unforeseen things happening in life, so why not make things a bit brighter and share your smile. This book has photos to inspire, and words to touch your heart.

Wiliam began taking bird pictures in 2010 following capturing a picture of a hummingbird enjoying nectar from a flower on his patio. On his walks, which he takes everyday, he notices birds mostly in Northern California. He has some pictures of birds in this photographic book from Hawaii, Alaska, Minnesota, Arizona and the British Isles.

John was born in the north hills of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania during the winter of 1952. John attended the University of Pittsburgh during the mid-eighties where he took an Introduction to Poetry course and found his voice, using it as a learning and therapeutic aid to disclose his life. John takes you through an emotional transition in his life. From the serious moments that capture the emptiness of family and the heart-breaking emotional pain that he has suffered as an adolescent and young adult to the silliness of observing friends and people in everyday walks of life. Through the trials and tribulations in his life, John has obtained and acquired his own identity through his wri ...