Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington''s Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck''s contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing do… Mehr…
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington''s Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck''s contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck''s photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson''s illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck''s meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. | Away Out Over Everything by Mary Peck Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > Art & Photography > Photography > Photography Collections & Catalogues P10172, Mary Peck<
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Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down… Mehr…
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck's photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson's illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck's meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. Away Out Over Everything: The Olympic Peninsula and the Elwha River Peck, Mary / Wilkinson, Charles, Stanford University Press<
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down… Mehr…
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck's photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson's illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck’s meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. Buch (fremdspr.) Mary Peck gebundene Ausgabe, Stanford General Books, 01.11.2004, Stanford General Books, 2004<
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A collection of beautiful black-and-white photography presents the breathtaking environments of Washington State´s Olympic Peninsula and includes an essay describing the development and changes the Peninsula has gone through and what the future holds. The Olympic Peninsula and the Elwha River Buch (fremdspr.) gebundene Ausgabe 01.11.2004 Bücher>Fremdsprachige Bücher>Englische Bücher>Ratgeber & Freizeit>Haus & Garten, Ingram Publishers Services, .200<
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Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington''s Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck''s contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck''s photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson''s illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck''s meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. | Away Out Over Everything by Mary Peck Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > Art & Photography > Photography > Photography Collections & Catalogues P10172, Mary Peck<
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down… Mehr…
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck's photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson's illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck's meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. Away Out Over Everything: The Olympic Peninsula and the Elwha River Peck, Mary / Wilkinson, Charles, Stanford University Press<
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down… Mehr…
Inspired by long walks and extended backcountry trips on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, Mary Peck's contemplative photographs evoke the stillness and balance one can find by slowing down and simply paying attention. Neither idealized nor nostalgic, Peck's photographs point toward beauty and hope in a landscape that has suffered its share of environmental indignities, yet still carries the powerful mystery of wildness into an uncertain future. Charles Wilkinson's illuminating essay traces historical attitudes toward land and water in the American West, and reflects on the now-outmoded laws that have governed development for nearly two centuries. With the impending removal of two dams, erected on the Elwha River almost one hundred years ago, wild salmon, long prevented from reaching upstream spawning areas, are about to return and restore their ancient runs on one of the most diverse and productive streams in the country. Images and text afford us glimpses of the primeval power that still lingers in this wild place. Peck’s meditations on the roadless ocean beaches, the emerald river valleys with their old-growth temperate rain forests, and the denuded hillsides urge the reader to acknowledge the less tangible values we must consider in managing our natural resources. Buch (fremdspr.) Mary Peck gebundene Ausgabe, Stanford General Books, 01.11.2004, Stanford General Books, 2004<
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A collection of beautiful black-and-white photography presents the breathtaking environments of Washington State´s Olympic Peninsula and includes an essay describing the development and c… Mehr…
A collection of beautiful black-and-white photography presents the breathtaking environments of Washington State´s Olympic Peninsula and includes an essay describing the development and changes the Peninsula has gone through and what the future holds. The Olympic Peninsula and the Elwha River Buch (fremdspr.) gebundene Ausgabe 01.11.2004 Bücher>Fremdsprachige Bücher>Englische Bücher>Ratgeber & Freizeit>Haus & Garten, Ingram Publishers Services, .200<
A collection of beautiful black-and-white photography presents the breathtaking environments of Washington State´s Olympic Peninsula and includes an essay describing the development and c… Mehr…
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"Peck's approach is less to document the land than to experience herself as part of its living systems. Her exquisite photographs are the artist's attempt to share that process." --Tim McNulty
Detailangaben zum Buch - Away Out Over Everything by Mary Peck Hardcover | Indigo Chapters
EAN (ISBN-13): 9780804750332 ISBN (ISBN-10): 0804750335 Gebundene Ausgabe Erscheinungsjahr: 2004 Herausgeber: Mary Peck 108 Seiten Gewicht: 1,075 kg Sprache: eng/Englisch
Buch in der Datenbank seit 2007-06-15T18:50:28+02:00 (Berlin) Detailseite zuletzt geändert am 2022-08-12T15:01:43+02:00 (Berlin) ISBN/EAN: 0804750335
ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen: 0-8047-5033-5, 978-0-8047-5033-2 Alternative Schreibweisen und verwandte Suchbegriffe: Autor des Buches: wilkinson Titel des Buches: away out over everything olympic peninsula elwha river, the way the river
