"Focused largely on the American West, Klett's photographs respond to historic images and explore time, change, and perception through the technology of photographic media. This retrospective pulls together all of Mark Klett's major themes and puts them in context through an exhaustive interview with curator Anne Tucker, who takes a thematic rather than chronological look at Klett's issues and influences: a career-long commitment to the American Southwest;...

"Through the photography of William T. Clarke, explores the impact of the logging industry on late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century north-central Pennsylvania"--Provided by publisher.

"This striking photographic companion to the groundbreaking Netflix original documentary series, from the team that brought us the original 'Planet Earth' and 'The blue planet', takes you on a journey across the globe's different biological realms to present stunning visuals of nature's most intriguing animals in action, and environmental change on a scale that must be seen to be believed"--Page [2] of cover.

"'The Kolbs dangled from ropes, clung to sheer cliff walls by their fingertips, climbed virtually inaccessible summits, ran seemingly impassable white-water rapids, braved the elements, and ventured into unknown wilderness--all for the sake of a photo. Well, a photo and a thrill. Sometimes it was hard to tell which was more important.' Ellsworth and Emery Kolb arrived at Grand Canyon in 1902 to seek their fortune at the remote, breathtaking chasm....

With this haunting new collection of photographs, Joan Myers continues the decades-long journey she began in Where the Buffalo Roamed (with Lucy Lippard), documenting the changing landscape and culture of the American West. The images in this new collection are more personal, more elegiac, and all black-and-white. They bear witness to the fracturing of the American Dream, the demise of cowboy culture, and the shrinking of small towns, ranches, and...