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Mack Moore was the photographer of Vicksburg, Mississippi beginning in the late 19th century until he died in 1954. He didn't like cars or trains or modern photography. He liked trees and paddle wheel steam boats and old time glass plate photography. Great photography and great historical documents. The cover is toned and sunned and the corners are bent back a little, but the interior is clean and unmarked. Listed as near fine +.

Underwater photography from one of the best (some say he is the best). Doubilet has worked for National Geographic and has won a lot of awards. The pages and photographs are not numbered, but there's a lot of them and they are spectacular. Full page and in color. The Carribean, California, New Jersey, Galapagos, southern Australia, The Great Barrier Reef, Indonesia and the South Pacific. Details on camera equipment. The book is in near fine condition, only very slight shelf wear. The book is inscribed and signed by Julie Hays, who has a special mention on the credits. Accompanying the inscription is a sketch of 2 sharks.

Eugene Atget was a pioneering photographer in Paris in the early 20th century. He was determined to document Paris before it changed. He was successful commercially when he was alive, Artistically he became famous after his death in 1927. This is the first of 4 volumes. This one explores the French countryside around Paris, which was disappearing at that time. The top corners are bumped, front and back. The jacket shows separation of the plactic coating along the spine. The book and jacket are listed as near fine, although the book appears to be unread.