New Book by Joan Gentry
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Don Kirby
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Don Kirby
Perhaps you will be lulled into the Pueblo perception of a world where everything is alive and connected and filled with spirit, including you... Sitting with Joan and Don's photographs spread on my old library table, I marvel at the way they capture this perception. The photographs imply all this and more.
—From the Introduction by Ann Weiler Walka
I am very pleased to announce the completion of our new book: The Anasazi Project. A joint project with my husband Don Kirby, the book contains 60 Anasazi Ruin and Rock Art reproductions from our Anasazi Project of over 20 years. Includes an Introduction and seven Poems by Ann Weiler Walka. Published by Nazraeli Press, hardbound, 80 pages, 12x13, $60. Signed copies available, contact Joan.
Limited Time Offer
Don't miss this new limited time offer!
For a limited time only, 11"x14" prints of the two gelatin silver prints shown above are available for only $150 each. That's 1/3rd the retail price and free shipping is included.
The image on the left (Don's) is from an Archaic Period rock art panel thought to be several thousand years old. The image on the right (Joan's) is an Anasazi Ruin nearly 1000 years old. Both images are from the new book.
A new concept for me—un-mounted silver gelatin photographs. The gelatin silver photographs are printed on 11x14 paper, signed and dated on the front, with full image info on the back. And I'm offering them at 1/3 the usual price! Free shipping in the lower 48! See the Limited Time Offer gallery. I'll change these frequently, so this price is available only while they are featured on this gallery.
Downloads
Mini portfolios are offered here as high-quality PDF publications for free download. The Acrobat PDF is an excellent vehicle for sharing work, providing high quality images with beautiful full-screen presentation. Initial offerings are Waterscapes II from my extensive Waterscape Portfolio, and PhotoBlots II from my series of unique images often made without use of a negative. Go to Downloads.
Recent Work
Go to Recent Work to see:
Coastal Redwoods — from traveling up the coast to view and photograph fantastic examples of redwood trees in their habitat.
Columbia River Valley — spectacular waterfalls seen from the road and overlooks of Multnomah Falls, Horsetail Falls, Wahkeena Falls along the Columbia River. OR.
Oregon Coast — viewing the beautiful oceanic scenes from Bandon Beach to Coos Bay with rocks and sea lions making a great din; this year there was ghostly fog moving among the coastal trees as only the fog can do.
The Galisteo Basin — closer to home was work done in conjunction with an effort to save the basin from unwanted drilling by showing the beautiful landscape it is and its history. The results were displayed in the Photo-Eye Gallery last year.
Tsankawi Ruins — part of Bandelier National Monument is a special canyon where you can visit the ruins and hike the trails to view the rock art and remnants of a very special Native American civilization.