Author: ADAMS, ROBERT (PHOTOGRAPHY) & WILLIAM STAFFORD (POEMS)
Title: Listening to the River. Seasons in the American West
Description: No Place: Aperture, 1994. First Edition. Original cloth. ISBN: 0893815659. With frontispiece & plates after Rober Adams. Spine dustjacket slightly faded. 2 cm tear in top margin front cover dustjacket. Slight wear to dustjacket. Light wear to spine, covers & corners. ; "Listening to the River: Seasons in the American West" is a photographic journey that captures the shifting landscapes and diverse ecosystems of the American West across different seasons. This evocative collection offers a deep, reflective look at the natural beauty and complex environmental dynamics of this vast region. The book combines stunning visuals with poetic narrative, weaving together images and words to tell a story of change, resilience, and the natural rhythms that dictate life along the Western rivers. Through the lens, the reader is invited to contemplate the interaction between water and land, wildlife and vegetation, highlighting the delicate balance and intrinsic link between these elements. "Listening to the River" not only showcases the artistic prowess of the photographer but also serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of conservation and respect for the natural world. This book was part of the extensive photography library of Chris Steele-Perkins, whose work with Magnum Photos has often focused on profound social and environmental issues. Steele-Perkins’ interest in "Listening to the River: Seasons in the American West" reflects his broader concern with the narrative of landscape and its inhabitants, a recurring theme in his documentary projects. His work often emphasizes the significance of place and the human stories within, mirroring the contemplative nature of this book. His involvement with Magnum has enabled him to explore these themes on a global scale, capturing both the beauty and the plight of varied environments. Owning this book aligns with Steele-Perkins' commitment to using photography as a tool for awareness and change, underscoring his ongoing engagement with environmental themes and his appreciation for the storytelling power of landscape photography. ; Quarto oblong; 110 pages. Near Fine in Very Good- dust jacket .

Keywords: 0893815659 Art Architecture & Design Poetry United States


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