Terra: Struggle of the Landless (Photography)3 reviews Sebastiao Salgado Phaidon Press, 1998 A mirror pointed at our soul + A lesson in empathy!!! + Will blow you away, you will not know yourself... Once again, Sebastiao Salgado is back, and with two heavy weights by his side: Jose Saramago (preface) and Chico Buarque (poems). Like all his previous works, the camera that made `Terra' points to the heart of all human being worthy of that classification; with Chico's poems pointing at each ones ...             Ansel Adams: An Autobiography13 reviews Ansel Adams Bulfinch, 1985 Both enlightening and inspiring + Very Interesting Reading...! + A superb chronicle of a truly artistic life + Lots of Insight - What about his family? + Great bio, but one thing people should know.             Henri Cartier-Bresson: A Propos de Paris11 reviews Henri Cartier-Bresson Bulfinch, 1998 Amazing! + My Favorite HCB Book + Highly recommended + Amazing! + Amazing!             The Mennonites2 reviews Larry Towell Phaidon Press, 2000 A book for life + a beautiful book Reviewing a photo book is extremely subjective. I first read this book 5 years ago when I started college and wasn't impressed by it. I picked it up again last year and see the pictures with new eyes. The pictures and writing create a piece of literature more about humanity, independence and ...             Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs15 reviews Ansel Adams Bulfinch, 1989 A charming insight into the soul of a great photographer + Black & White from the pro + adams ansel examples + beautiful + Beautyful and interesting book             Hutterites of Montana3 reviews Laura Wilson Yale University Press, 2000 Artfully Told + Sere Perfection On A Black-White Plane Once in awhile, you find a book that outstrips others and stands on its' own. This isn't the glam photography of Annie Liebowitz, the sexually overt Herb Ritts, nor is it the intentionally odd portraiture of Diane Arbus. This is an artist in the same league as Ansel Adams, Richard Avedon, Galen ...             Watt Matthews of Lambshead1 review Laura Wilson, David McCullough Texas State Historical Association, 1989 Fascinating photos and story about a 5'5" Texas giant I originally bought this book for my Grandmother, who grew up on a ranch in West Texas. I loved it so much that I bought one for myself. Watt Matthews was one of the giants of Texas ranching. This book shows and tells part of his story. Unfortunately he is now dead, after a long life. He was ...             En Divina Luz: The Penitente Moradas of New Mexico2 reviews Univ of New Mexico Pr, 1994 An extremely beautiful book on a mysterious subject. + Beautiful book, beautifully produced about sacred places I am a landscape photograper, like Mr. Varjabedian is, but not as good. His photographs are some of the best I have ever seen in my entire life, even better than Ansel Adams. This book is about "Los Hermanos Penitentes," or the Penitent Brothers, a Catholic lay brotherhood that was founded ...             Ansel Adams: An Autobiography13 reviews Ansel Adams Bulfinch, 1985 Both enlightening and inspiring + Very Interesting Reading...! + A superb chronicle of a truly artistic life + Lots of Insight - What about his family? + Great bio, but one thing people should know.             Terra: Struggle of the Landless (Photography)3 reviews Sebastiao Salgado Phaidon Press, 1998 A mirror pointed at our soul + A lesson in empathy!!! + Will blow you away, you will not know yourself... Once again, Sebastiao Salgado is back, and with two heavy weights by his side: Jose Saramago (preface) and Chico Buarque (poems). Like all his previous works, the camera that made `Terra' points to the heart of all human being worthy of that classification; with Chico's poems pointing at each ones ...             Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs15 reviews Ansel Adams Bulfinch, 1989 A charming insight into the soul of a great photographer + Black & White from the pro + adams ansel examples + beautiful + Beautyful and interesting book             Hutterites of Montana3 reviews Laura Wilson Yale University Press, 2000 Artfully Told + Sere Perfection On A Black-White Plane Once in awhile, you find a book that outstrips others and stands on its' own. This isn't the glam photography of Annie Liebowitz, the sexually overt Herb Ritts, nor is it the intentionally odd portraiture of Diane Arbus. This is an artist in the same league as Ansel Adams, Richard Avedon, Galen ...             Watt Matthews of Lambshead1 review Laura Wilson, David McCullough Texas State Historical Association, 1989 Fascinating photos and story about a 5'5" Texas giant I originally bought this book for my Grandmother, who grew up on a ranch in West Texas. I loved it so much that I bought one for myself. Watt Matthews was one of the giants of Texas ranching. This book shows and tells part of his story. Unfortunately he is now dead, after a long life. He was ...             Henri Cartier-Bresson: A Propos de Paris11 reviews Henri Cartier-Bresson Bulfinch, 1998 Amazing! + My Favorite HCB Book + Highly recommended + Amazing! + Amazing!             The Mennonites2 reviews Larry Towell Phaidon Press, 2000 A book for life + a beautiful book Reviewing a photo book is extremely subjective. I first read this book 5 years ago when I started college and wasn't impressed by it. I picked it up again last year and see the pictures with new eyes. The pictures and writing create a piece of literature more about humanity, independence and ...             En Divina Luz: The Penitente Moradas of New Mexico2 reviews Univ of New Mexico Pr, 1994 An extremely beautiful book on a mysterious subject. + Beautiful book, beautifully produced about sacred places I am a landscape photograper, like Mr. Varjabedian is, but not as good. His photographs are some of the best I have ever seen in my entire life, even better than Ansel Adams. This book is about "Los Hermanos Penitentes," or the Penitent Brothers, a Catholic lay brotherhood that was founded ...