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New York, Little , Brown and Company 2005, cm.21,5x23, pp.128, ill. softcover. In the centruy and more since the establishment of the world's first national parks at Yosemite and Yellowstone, no one individual has been a more ardent champion of the national park idea than master photographer Ansel Adams. Over a span of six decades, beginning in 1916, Adams photographed America's great national parks, making thousands of pictures - some of them among the most memorble images of the natural scene ever created. In this book a selection of Adam's legendary photographs of over forty national parks and momuments is presented, along with a sampling of his impassioned letters, speeches and writing - all long out of print or never before published -about the critical issues facing the park system. These insightful, and sometimes controversial, writings by one of the great environmental thinkers of the twentieth century are as relevant today as when they were written. Our National Parks will encourage you to take a deeper look at your national parks and wha they mean to you, to the nation and to the world.

Preface by Imani Perry. Damiani Editore 2019, cm.35x27,5, pp.180, 78 illa colori. hardcover. Collana Fotografia. Nella serie Blue Alabama Andrew Moore concentra la sua indagine artistica sul sud degli Stati Uniti d’America. L’obiettivo della sua macchina fotografica descrive le condizioni economiche, le diverse origini culturali, ma anche l’amore per la storia e la tradizione che caratterizza gli abitanti di questo stato. Dopo l’esplorazione urbana di Detroit (2007-2009) e il reportage lungo il 100° Meridiano (2011-2014), che divide in due gli U.S.A., 'Blue Alabama' rappresenta un nuovo capitolo nell’indagine artistica dei territori più interni degli Stati Uniti.