What Do You See ?
Mary Mills invites you to discover the small joys in life. Inspired by William Blake's notion of seeing "Heaven in a Wildflower," she encourages you to observe the world closely-some things wish to be noticed, while others remain hidden. Take time to appreciate the intricate connections between plants and animals. And if you're sharing this with someone, savor the moments together.
AMERICAN ORDERS and SOCIETIES and THEIR DECORATIONS 1917 The Objects Of the Military And Naval Orders, Commemorative And Patriotic Societies Of The United States And The Requirements For Membership Th
This classic reference runs to 107 pages and is a reprint of the 1917 edition by Bailey Banks and Biddle. Using text and exceptional quality colour plates it covers 96 US Orders and Societies including: The Grand Army of the Republic, Aztec Club of 1847, Daughters of the Revolution, Military Order of the Moro Campaigns, Military Order of the Carabao, Military Order of the Dragon, Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States, Navy League, Order of the Indian Wars of the United States, Society of Cincinnati, Military Order of the Serpent, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, United Sons of Confederate Veterans, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Plate IX has a illustration of the Medal of Honour. This great reference document for the medal collector, and will answer the question "what is that medal" for many.
AMERICAN ORDERS and SOCIETIES and THEIR DECORATIONS 1917 The Objects Of the Military And Naval Orders, Commemorative And Patriotic Societies Of The United States And The Requirements For Membership Th
This classic reference runs to 107 pages and is a reprint of the 1917 edition by Bailey Banks and Biddle. Using text and exceptional quality colour plates it covers 96 US Orders and Societies including: The Grand Army of the Republic, Aztec Club of 1847, Daughters of the Revolution, Military Order of the Moro Campaigns, Military Order of the Carabao, Military Order of the Dragon, Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States, Navy League, Order of the Indian Wars of the United States, Society of Cincinnati, Military Order of the Serpent, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, United Sons of Confederate Veterans, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Plate IX has a illustration of the Medal of Honour. This great reference document for the medal collector, and will answer the question "what is that medal" for many.
The Otherworldly Deep, Photographs of the Ethereal
Dear Readers, Have you ever walked through a graveyard at night? Have you ever been alone in the dark and felt that tingly sensation that makes your hair stand up and gives you shivers? Have you ever awakened at night, heard voices, heard sounds, felt a breeze, or simply felt that something was "off"? You know, heard voices, felt a presence, seen a light or shape, or simply experienced something that gave you goosebumps? This book is not only for those who have experienced such, but also to artistically illustrate the "Otherworldly" aspects of the vast and mysterious sea. My first trio of underwater photography volumes was devoted to documenting and artistically visualizing living mollusks. Living Shells, Living Mollusks, and The Art of the Living Mollusk revealed the wonders of living mollusks ranging from the weird pelagic mollusks found during a blackwater night dive to the weird cephalopods and living seashells; from the very rare, never before photographed, living shells to the commonplace shells photographed artistically. All these books were successes and won a multitude of awards, both domestic and international, both for art and for photography. My next book expanded my artistic photography by revealing the Curves and Angles of this world. My partner, Leah, and I had been diving together for several years when we teamed up with Nus, a famous Indonesian divemaster, to publish our book detailing the undersea creatures of Indonesia, The Undersea Art of Indonesia. This current book, The Otherworldly Deep: Photographs of the Ethereal, is an attempt to go a step further, actually giant leaps further, than the mollusk books and even beyond the Indonesian book. We want to show our faithful Readers another aspect of the undersea world ... the Otherworldly aspect of this vast, mysterious, mystical underwater world. In this volume, we hope to acquaint our wonderful Audience with the ethereal aspect of this world. Through our photographs and text, we want to show our Audience just how extremely mystical and outrageously strange the deep blue really is. As we said before, if you have ever felt "goosebumps" or the "Willies" as I call that feeling, if you have ever been diving and felt that you were not alone, ever heard voices, singing, seen shapes, or unexplained lights, these photographs and experiences are for you! Please enjoy what we anticipate will be photos that you have never before seen and feelings unique to these subjects. Thank you! Charles and Leah
Terry O'Neill
Terry O'Neill (1938-2019) was one of the world's most celebrated and collected photographers, with work displayed and exhibited at first-class museums and fine-art galleries worldwide. His iconic images of Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, Brigitte Bardot, Faye Dunaway, and David Bowie - to name but a few - are instantly recognizable across the globe. Now, for the first time, O'Neill selects a range of images from his extensive archive of "vintage prints", which will surprise and delight collectors and photography lovers alike. Long before the age of digital, photographers would send physical prints to the papers and magazines. These prints were passed around, handled by many, stamped on the back, and often times captioned. After use, the prints were either filed away, thrown out or - for the lucky few - sent back to the photographer or their photo agencies. At the dawn of the 1960s, when O'Neill's career began, physical prints were the norm. Terry kept as many as he could that were sent back to him. "I just kept everything," he says. "I don't know why. Back then, there wasn't really a reason to keep them. Photos were used straight away and then I just moved on to the next assignment. No one was thinking these would be worth anything down the line, let alone fifty years later." This book collects hundreds of these rare images, a true must for Terry's fans and photography collectors.
Paris Revisited
In this ode to the charms of Paris and Parisian style, Belgian photographer Henk van Cauwenbergh captures the essence of the city's most iconic venues and its perennially chic denizens. He seeks out the culinary hotspots of Paris and turns his camera on the places to see and be seen. Inspired by the microcosm of Saint-Germain, his Paris is imbued with the spirit of the places where people gather: the casual efficiency of waiters at Les Deux Magots and the Caf矇 de Flore, the boisterous atmosphere of Brasserie Lipp. Long influenced by urban and innate style of Serge Gainsbourg, Charles Aznavour, Catherine Deneuve, and Jeanne Moreau, van Cauwenbergh's Paris is one of seduction and nonchalance, of beautiful women, and the heady emotions of first love.
Last Stop
Photography documenting the last stop on every New York subway line -- a completely new view on the City's life. Over the course of a year, Brian Rose set out to photograph all the neighborhoods at the ends of the subway lines in New York City. He had multiple reasons for engaging in such a project, but the strongest was the desire to portray New York as a highly diverse, multi-centered metropolis. Having spent a major part of his career photographing the city through often challenging times - the dichotomy of destruction and creativity of the 1980s, the mortal wounding of 9/11, and the suspended animation of the Covid-19 pandemic - Rose was perhaps uniquely equipped to document the city at this moment of political uncertainty under the increased strain of new arrivals, many of whom are refugees from around the world. For a new generation of New Yorkers, the trains roll on ceaselessly, and despite the title, Last Stop is not so much about endings as it is about reinvention.
Michael Caine
Over the decades, no camera has captured Caine better than that of his collaborator and long-time friend, Terry O'Neill. "When the pre-eminent portrait photographer of the day met the Cockney kid dominating the London film scene, magic was made." -- Australian Women's Weekly Icons "Caine, the timeless gentleman." -- Diego Armes, GQ Portugal "The engaging images are either black and white or in color and therefore perfectly show all facets of the actor. A wonderful book about a very special and remarkable actor! 5 Stars!" -- Lovely Books "I had to be an actor," Michael Caine once said. "[...] And of course, you have to remember with me, the alternative was a factory." A working-class actor who broke through to stardom, Caine's screen-time involves standout performances across multiple genres. To this day, he is synonymous with a certain kind of urbane cool. No camera has captured this quality over the decades better than that of his collaborator and long-time friend, Terry O'Neill. Michael Caine: Photographed by Terry O'Neill offers an immersive visual journey through Michael Caine's career, immortalizing Caine's charm both in and out of character. Caine occupies a landmark position in cinema and O'Neill was there from the early days of his stellar career. From the comedy of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels to the European drama of Seven Times A Woman; from the miasma of The Magus to the British cult classic Get Carter, this book combines black and white and color images and includes never-before-seen contact sheets. Featuring the following films: Mona Lisa, Midnight in Saint Petersburg / Bullet to Beijing, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Blue Ice, Without a Clue, Get Carter, Deadfall, Magus, Woman Times Seven, Funeral in Berlin.
Prague Revisited
This book of over 200 photographs by Bernis and Peter von zur Muehlen covers the sweep of Prague's history from World War II to the "Velvet Revolution."The first chapter, illustrated by his mother's black and white snapshots of the city, is an account of Peter's life in Prague as a young boy during the months leading up to the end of World War II and of his family's narrow escape days before the Red Army entered the city. The following chapters describe four visits by Bernis and Peter between 1985 and 1992, an epoch that saw Czechoslovakia's transformation from Communist dictatorship to the restoration of democracy. The images reveal not only a glorious city, but also the many less prominent sites that give Prague its unique charm. Haunting images of the Old Jewish Cemetery remind the reader of the turbulent history of the Jews, nearly exterminated by the Nazis. One chapter traces the evolution of the Lennon Wall, a famous symbol of Prague's long struggle for freedom. Lively accounts of the photographers' travel experiences document a city slowly coming to terms with its own history. A foreword by John Rasmussen, Director and Curator of the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, sets the stage for the story and images in this book. An afterword by Ori Z. Soltes, noted lecturer and author of twenty five books, illuminates the city's Judaeo-Christian history.
Wander
Wander features Sean Palfrey's beautiful, varied, and insightful travel photography and writings, exploring the joy of following a winding course. To wander is to travel without a fixed route or destination, to move expectantly through the world. Wander, the second volume in Sean Palfrey's photography book series, explores the joy of following a winding course. Palfrey is a renowned pediatrician and child health advocate, who travels the world with his work and for pleasure. His fascination with people, places, and stories informs both his artistic and professional practices. Wander traces Palfrey's journeys across continents and cultures over five decades and features seventy photographs of remarkable places, from the mountain ranges of South Africa to the beaches of Chile, the woods of Canada to the deserts of New Mexico, to name a few. In the text accompanying each photo, Palfrey recounts his experiences and meditations in lyrical narratives. Wander depicts and describes vastness, intimacy, beauty, and loss. Palfrey affirms photography's capacity to spark our imaginations: "Every photo here has a story, a backstory, a then-story, and a since-story."
The Darkroom Cookbook
The fifth edition of this comprehensive guide to darkroom photography is fully revised and updated, placing analog and traditional methods into the context of a digital world and contemporary workflows.Including invaluable analog photography techniques, chemicals, and equipment, supported by visual examples. The DCB5 has 180 updated recipes for darkroom experiments, and tips for mastering the darkroom. It includes the chemicals used to develop, stop, fix, tone, and archivally process films and prints. DCB5 contains invaluable information on making enlarged digital negatives, planning a darkroom, and safely handling photographic chemicals. It features new sections on split-printing, solarization, and making your own gelatin emulsion. The fifth edition includes contributions and stunning black-and-white imagery by established artists such as Bruce Barnbaum, Tim Rudman, Christina Z. Anderson, John Sexton, and more.This is the essential guide for any practitioner who wants to take the next step to develop a thorough understanding of film and darkroom processes, techniques, and working methodologies, as well as graduate and advanced photography students with an interest in analog and darkroom processes.
Momo Okabe: My Bloody Hand
Through vivid color and explicit imagery, Okabe narrates her journey to motherhood from her miscarriages to her first childKnown for her intimate and potent explorations into personal narratives of gender, sexuality and the modern relationship, Japanese photographer Momo Okabe (born 1981) floods her works with intensely rich colors, evoking an emotional reaction beyond a simple image. This heartwrenching photobook sees Okabe reckoning with the tragedy of her first miscarriage. Saving the blood and examining it under a photographic microscope, Okabe transforms her trauma into a surreal, otherworldly exploration of the inner world. These images are interspersed with Okabe's documentation of her subsequent pregnancies and the birth of her first child. Thus, My Bloody Hand serves as a bittersweet symbol of the dawning of a new chapter in Okabe's life: one of birth, motherhood, optimism and a future of uncertainty.
Landscapes of Hope
An environmental success story involving people from all walks of life and points of view.At a time when division, polarization, misinformation, and antagonisms pervade the United States, there is hope for the future. Landscapes of Hope shows how people from all walks of life and backgrounds can come together, talk, work out details, and compromise to do something special for generations to come: safeguarding 900,000 acres of spectacular wild country in Utah.Perched on the western edge of the Colorado Plateau, the Greater San Rafael Swell spans 8,000 square miles in south-central Utah and showcases a rich tapestry of landscapes. Its colorful geological strata span 350 million years of Earth's history and contain a remarkably well-preserved fossil record from times when primitive marine species first emerged to the era of dinosaurs and the appearance of large mammals. The region's arid climate and isolation have also worked together to preserve cultural artifacts left by Indigenous peoples who have occupied the area for some 13,000 years.As the treasures of the Greater San Rafael Swell became widely known, conservationists undertook campaigns during the 1960s to designate large tracts of public lands in the region as wilderness, where "the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain." Initially, some residents of Emery County, located in the heart of the Greater Swell, strongly opposed these efforts, concerned that wilderness designations could limit ranching and mining, undermine residents' livelihoods, and sever their cultural ties to the lands.Reconciling these opposing views at first seemed impossible, but, starting in the late 1990s, Emery County leaders and residents engaged a wide spectrum of stakeholders in discussions spanning more than two decades. In 2019, their efforts to find common ground culminated in the passage of the John D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act, which designated substantial portions of public lands for multiple uses while creating twenty-five new wilderness and other protected areas, safeguarding nearly 900,000 stunningly beautiful acres.Landscapes of Hope celebrates the commitment of those who took rightful pride in their heritage yet worked with others to forge comprehensive legislation, conserving landscapes of extraordinary grandeur and profound cultural and ecological importance. The fruits of their endeavors are portrayed in Steve Strom's captivating photographs and informative stories that showcase the splendor of the areas now protected in perpetuity.
At Work
When Brian Doben began working on At Work over 10 years ago, he had already been a professional photographer for 15 years and felt as though he had lost his voice--or perhaps never found his own voice. Following a near-fatal bike accident, Brian realized that to find inspiration, to find love, he had to spend time with people who love what they do. From ranchers in Texas to a chemist in Boston, a sumo wrestler in Japan to street performers in Cuba, At Work is a collection of photographs of people from around the world "just doing their jobs." It is a study of our world and how the people in it follow their unique callings. The photographs in At Work capture genuine moments that emerge through conversation, not necessarily direction. In At Work, Brian Doben celebrates the dignity of work and reminds us to remember what it's like to do what we love. To have a conversation, capture a moment, relay a message, and create an image you won't soon forget.
Legacy America
In this coffee-table companion book to the documentary film of the same name, artist and author Holt Webb tells the story of the American Steam engine through his camera lens.The book contains one hundred pages of creative color and black-and-white photography captured during the filming of the 2025 documentary Legacy America.From the film's opening monologue: You may have seen these icons before.Maybe you saw them in a picture book or even a movie.These machines of yesterday were controlled by one simple element: Steam. I am in awe at the detail of what goes into making these living, breathing monsters work.What once began as train tenders full of coal is now replaced by computers with circuits smaller than the eye can see. The pioneers who built these machines figured out how to venture across the American frontier to get us the food we eat and the cargo we needed to build the infrastructure of our nation. And for the first time, these steam-powered machines allowed us to travel long distances in comfort. It's the American Steam engine. My name is Holt Webb, and I'm a photographer. Join me as we venture across the American frontier, uncovering the people, places, and stories that built this great nation and brought us together.This ... is our Legacy America.
Patti Smith
Patti Smith: Horses, Paris 1976 is a gorgeous collection of never-before-published photographs of music legend Patti Smith, taken by rock-n-roll photographer Claude Gassian during the release of her iconic album Horses. In 1975, Patti Smith released Horses, a seminal album in punk and rock music history. Lauded by critics, and often cited as the first punk rock album, Horses has influenced artists like U2, Madonna, and R.E.M. Over the following year, she and her band visited Paris multiple times to perform, to accept awards, and to absorb the city's culture. Gassian beautifully captures this moment in time. As Patti writes, Claude Gassian's photography is "a glimpse of the highly charged atmosphere of 1976 and the joyful hubris of a rock n' roll band." These are previously unpublished images that show a young artist on the cusp of world stardom, and they will be catnip for her fans and for music historians.
Suturing the City
An ethnographic and photographic investigation into the complex meanings of living in Congo's urban worlds today.Focusing upon the 'urban now', a moment suspended between lingering precolonial references, the broken dreams of a colonial past, and the not yet realised promises of neoliberal futures, this book provides an ethnographic and photographic investigation of the complex meanings of living - and living together - in Congo's urban worlds today.The authors, anthropologist Filip De Boeck and photographer Sammy Baloji, take the reader on a tour of specific urban sites in Kinshasa and beyond. In their detailed analysis these sites emerge as suturing points in which the possibilities of collective urban action and dreams of a shared future continue to be explored.
Arnold Newman’s Magazine World
A richly illustrated presentation of the creative career of the acclaimed portraitist, documentarian and experimentalist frequently found in the pages of Life, Look and Harper's BazaarPublished with Art Gallery of Ontario and Museum Hanmi. American photographer Arnold Newman (1918-2006) is best known for his compelling portraits of artists, composers, actors and political figures of the postwar era. Newman's deliberately constructed compositions express biography, creative vision and professional expertise. By building each image and methodically planning his photoshoots, he developed a graphic visual style that was well suited to popular magazines, such as Life, Look, Fortune, Holiday and Harper's Bazaar.This book considers the full breadth of Newman's photographic practice, including his magazine commissions and advertisements, and highlights the crucial role magazines played in shaping his career. In three major illustrated sections, the authors explore the ways that Newman learned through magazines; how his career was propelled by magazine commissions during the 1950s and 1960s; and how mass media publications circulated his work and cemented his reputation. The photographs reveal Newman's many influences and chart his considerable impact on American visual culture. Tracing Arnold Newman's relationship with and within the popular press expands our understanding of his work, reveals the inventiveness of his craft and underscores his undeniable impact on American visual culture in the postwar period.
Chromotherapia
A cavalcade of color photos by everyone from Alex Prager to William WegmanThis book, Chromotherapia: The Feel-Good Color Photography, offers genuine relief from the black-and-white world. Often disparaged, not always taken seriously, color photography has nevertheless allowed artists to get out their palettes and "paint." Many have freed themselves from the medium's documentary status to explore the common roots of the image and the imaginary, flirting with the worlds of Surrealism and Pop. Famed Italian visual artist and curator Maurizio Cattelan and curator Sam Stourdz矇 offer a rereading of the history of color photography through the 20th century into the 21st, and through the works of over 20 artists who take us on a journey into vibrant, acidulous worlds. Treat yourself to sunny yellow, azure blue, bright red, bubbly orange and more, straight from the lenses of the biggest names in color photography.Photographers include: Yevonde Middleton, Harold Edgerton, Erwin Blumenfeld, Walter Chandoha, William Wegman, Hiro, Guy Bourdin, Alex Prager, Juno Calypso, Adrienne Raquel, Miles Aldridge, Ouka Leele, Hassan Hajjaj, Ruth Ossai, Pierre et Gilles, Sandy Skoglund, Martin Parr, Arnold Odermatt, Maurizio Cattelan, Pierpaolo Ferrari.
Andy Gotts
The best of celebrity portraiture in a new smaller format and lower price. "The star-studded images are one thing, but their candid context is what makes them special." - Joy Ling, Esquire Singapore "...many famous names have stepped in front of his camera, captured quickly in his distinctive, clean style, with the images featuring in magazines and newspapers, galleries and exhibitions, and even earning him an MBE from Queen Elizabeth II for services of his photography." - Chris Anderson, Air Magazine "Andy's contact-sheets give us what feels like a VIP pass to spend time with his subjects. We see their beauty, their flaws, charisma, humanity and even a glimpse into their thoughts and process. We see the person in these people and are touched by their being." Kylie Minogue "Above all Andy Gotts allows his subjects to shine through, untouched." Alan Cumming " With this amazing book, you will see why Andy is as much a star as his subjects." Gene Simmons A 90-second shoot with Stephen Fry in 1989 launched the career of Andy Gotts, photographer to the stars. Through grift and graft and raw, honed talent, Gotts has become one of the most in-demand celebrity photographers working the circuits of Hollywood, British media, and the music industry. Gotts's dramatic black-and-white style turns faces into artworks of shadow and light, while his color portraits capture his subjects' ineffable humanity. For the first time Andy Gotts reveals the incredible depth of his archive, showing his most famous portraits and many rare images alongside. The book focuses on Andy's contact sheets, which reveal the process behind capturing the perfect image. Accompanying texts from Andy shed light on his craft and delve into the stories behind these captivating photographs. This really is the definitive, career spanning book, produced to the highest standards. The book also contains personal testaments from a cross-section of the celebrities who Gotts has worked with: Alan Cumming, Gene Simmons, Ian McKellen, Jeff Bridges, Kylie Minogue, Michael Caine, Peter Capaldi and Simon Pegg.
Fields of Ireland
The green, green grass of Ireland is renowned across the world.The green, green grass of Ireland is renowned across the world.Join us as we walk through fields dotted with sheep and divided by dry-stone walls. Celebrate the rolling slopes, rugged valleys and patchwork meadows that make this ancient land so beautiful.
Mario de Janeiro Testino
Mario Testino is one of the world's most successful fashion and portrait photographers, whose images are noted for their freshness and intimacy. Peruvian by birth, Testino has been fascinated by Rio de Janeiro since his earliest summer vacations. "When I was 14, on holiday, and going from my house to the beach and seeing everyone walk everywhere in their tiny bathing suits--the girls and boys were so sexy and carefree and wild--I just could not believe it."This easy sensuality, sexual freedom and lust for life left a deep impression; Testino has been going back ever since, for work and fun, passion and inspiration. Featuring candid shots of exquisite cariocas baring nubile flesh, including supermodel Gisele B羹ndchen, MaRIO DE JANEIRO Testino captures the essence of this incomparably seductive city and its sultry citizens. From its breathtaking sunset panoramas, to the throbbing chaos of its world-famous carnival, this is Testino's love poem to the Brazilian metropolis that captured his teenage heart, and never let go.
Genesis Ba矇z: Blue Sun
Spanning a decade of photographic work, Blue Sun offers a glimmering examination of matriarchal kinship and diasporaThe first monograph on the work of Genesis Ba矇z (born 1990), Blue Sun creates a "matriarchal sensorium" of tessellating social and environmental conditions shaped by colonization in Puerto Rico and subsequent mass migration to the mainland US, of which B獺ez is a descendant.
K'gari
Embark on a mesmerizing journey to K'gari (Fraser Island), Queensland, Australia-the world's largest sand island and the ancestral home of the Butchulla [ba: che: la] people-in the inaugural volume, K'gari: Echoes of the Sands.In this stunning photobook, award-winning photographer Jana captures the ethereal beauty of K'gari, where ancient rainforests blend seamlessly with pristine white sands and crystal-clear lakes, creating a landscape of unparalleled wonder. From the majestic dunes of Lake Wabby to the tranquil shores of Lake Boorangoora (Lake McKenzie), every image transports readers to a realm where time stands still and nature reigns supreme.Echoes of the Sands is more than just a visual feast-it's a celebration of culture and heritage. Through the voices of Butchulla elders and storytellers, readers are invited to explore the rich tapestry of Butchulla lore and legend, passed down through generations. Embedded within the pages are snippets of the Butchulla language-ancient words and phrases that reflect the deep connection between the land and its people, preserving a heritage that stretches back thousands of years.Words from the Author"I have compiled this collection of pictures and stories to share my obsession with this island. Traveling full-time around Australia brought us here through a funny twist of fate. K'gari (Fraser Island) was never on our radar, and therefore, not on our bucket list-how silly that notion sounds to me now.I don't know what it is, but the moment you step off the barge and set foot on the island, an incredible sense of contentment washes over you, as if she siphons away all your worries and tensions.During our time here, we explored K'gari both on and off the beaten track. She continues to amaze me-her diversity, her magic, yet also her relentlessness and cruelty at times.Beaches are carved daily by countless freshwater creeks, reshaping the landscape in ever-changing ways. I remain in awe of the beauty and resilience of the canines roaming the world's largest sand island-the dingoes (wongari). And the colors-so many colors! Mind-blowing sunrises on the eastern coast, serene sunsets on the western coast. Crystal-clear lakes hidden inland. Lush rainforests with ancient giant trees. The cries of sand eagles (burad) echoing in the wind. Watching whales wave their fins and shoot rainbow-hued water streams into the sky, as if to say hello on their journey south.K'gari-she has my heart and soul. I wanted to share this with you, so grab a cuppa and enjoy."What to Expect���� A stunning collection of otherworldly photography, capturing the raw beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site. As the world's largest sand island, K'gari boasts a unique blend of five ecosystems: rainforests, wallum forests, freshwater lakes and creeks, sand dunes, and coast.���� Explore lush flora and diverse fauna in their natural habitat, walk hidden paths away from tourist crowds, and still experience iconic landmarks like Lake Boorangora (Lake McKenzie), the Maheno Shipwreck, Champagne Pools, and more.���� Venture to the dreamy, remote west coast-accessible only by 4x4.���� Immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture and learn words from the mystical, ancient language of the Butchulla People.✨ Get ready to be amazed by 234 pages of vibrant photography, bringing K'gari's timeless beauty to life.
