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New Mexico: A Photographic Tribute$10.19Designated an Official Project of the New Mexico Centennial 1912-2012Celebrating the colorful legacy of New Mexico's first 100 years of statehood, this book is a stunning celebration of the territorial state's scenic wonders. Luminous color photographs feature the timeless vistas, majestic landmarks, and cultural icons the Land of Enchantment is known for worldwide. John Annerino casts an artist's, adventurer's, and scholar's perspective on renowned international destinations he knows intimately.
Arizona: A Photographic Tribute$8.11Celebrating the colorful legacy of Arizona's first 100 years of statehood, ARIZONA, A Photographic Tribute is a stunning celebration of the state's scenic wonders. Luminous color photographs feature the magnificent landscapes, timeless vistas, majestic landmarks, and cultural icons the Grand Canyon State is known for worldwide. John Annerino casts an artist's, adventurer's, and scholar's perspective on a renowned international destination he knows intimately.
Hiking the Grand Canyon: A Sierra Club Totebook$10.58Fully revised and updated, Hiking the Grand Canyon, the third edition of this celebrated Sierra Club Totebook® is an information-packed guide to America's best-known national park--destination of more than four and a half million visitors annually.Hiking the Grand Canyon provides detailed, authoritative descriptions of more than one hundred of the best trails--from easy, level day hikes along the Canyon's North and South Rims, to rigorous but rewarding rim-to-river treks and trans-canyon expeditions.
The Photographer's Guide to Canyon Country: Where to$5.78The Canyon Country of the Southwestern U.S. hosts some of the most unusual and beautiful landscapes and geography in the world. These awesome displays of the sculpture-making capabilities of nature are stunning in their shapes, varieties of color, and the ways in which they capture the sunlight.Now, John Annerino, critically acclaimed photographer and author gives you the tools to find and shoot these locations.
The Photographer's Guide to the Grand Canyon: Where to$8.72Feted as one of the Several Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon is one of the most popular and photographed sites on earth. Acclaimed photographer and author John Annerino unveils his secrets to discovering and photographing the most beautiful vistas in North America: from the Grand Canyon's most popular overlooks--and beyond--to its wildest and most remote scenic viewpoints.
Virgin of Guadalupe: Art and Legend$11.00The Virgin of Guadalupe is a brilliant art book that celebrates a popular cultural icon, a venerable symbol of compassion, hope, and humility-and one of the most popular pieces of ancient art ever created. Featuring color photographs, bilingual English and Spanish captions, and an evocative essay, the book includes lyrical quotes from Aztec legends, miraculous apparitions, storied histories, and colorful folklore.
Indian Country: Sacred Ground, Native People$4.99In his latest book, John Annerino—famed photographer and writer of America's desert southwest and old Mexico—went in search of clues that would unlock the mysteries of places sacred to the native peoples of the Colorado Plateau, Great Plains, sierra Madre, and Sonoran Desert.
Desert Light: A Photographer's Journey through$5.89A stunning collection of unique photographs from America's most notorious "no-man's land."John Annerino, renowned photographer and author of America's Southwest and Old Mexico, risked life and limb to venture on foot into the most remote, abandoned, and chillingly silent tracts of the Painted, Sonoran, Mojave, and Chihuahuan deserts on both sides of the U.
Apache, Sacred Path Womanhood (CL)$39.00Strikingly illustrated with 70 color photographsAt a time when most modern young women are seeking fulfillment and enrichment along bold new roads, teenage girls of the Apache people (or Ndé) continue to follow a traditional path to womanhood -- through a sacred rite of passage handed down over generations. Called na ih es, ("getting her ready"), this ceremony predates the near annihilation of the tribe in the 1870s and 1880s, when the U.