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books:

No Ordinary Land: Encounters in a Changing Environment

3 reviews
Virginia Beahan, Laura McPhee

Aperture, 1998

Hauntingly beautiful; redefines landscape photography for me
The photos of this book have the technical excellence of Ansel Adams pictures (except they are not B+W). But they are not vistas of pristine, pretty National parks that Adams shot; here the hand of man is all too present.

A Journey into Matisse's South of France (ArtPlace series)

2 reviews
Laura McPhee

Roaring Forties Press, 2006

Very readable
McPhee's account of Matisse's artistic career journey is very readable. Very well researched. Gives the reader much insight into Matisse's struggles and triumphs.

Transforming Health Care Through Information (Health Informatics)

Springer, 2004

Transforming Health Care Through Information , Second Edition , draws upon the experience of the foremost experts in medical informatics to address the complex challenges faced when healthcare organizations implement technological changes. This book?s case studies illustrate specific and practical solutions employed to overcome such challenges. Key topics include organizational structures; project planning and management; preparing for change; ...

The Dividing Line: Collaborative Landscape Photography
Virginia Beahan, Laura McPhee

Rose Art Museum, 1995

Exhibition catalog

Girls: Ordinary Girls and Their Extraordinary Pursuits

6 reviews
Jenny Mcphee, Martha Mcphee, ...

Random House, 2000

A father in Seattle
I gave this great book to my college-age daughter and she really loved it. She gave it to her room mate who read it and gave it to someone else, and now we've lost the thing. I would highly reccommend that every father give it to his daughter, but in order to get pumped up himself, he should read it first.