Mark Rice

Carla Williams

Therese Mulligan

William S. Johnson

David Wooters

od roku 1839 do současnosti

Dějiny fotografie

William Johnson

This volume shows in chronological order the most impressive images and the most important developments in the art of light that is photography. It offers in its huge collection and themes a unique survey of the medium from its origins until now.

From 1839 to the Present

A History of Photography

Could something in your past be holding you back from living the life you deserve?Most people don't realize that their past could be holding them back. A good indicator that your past is haunting you is if you keep repeating the same behaviors that seem to sabotage your plans over and over again. If you constantly feel like something is holding you back that you just can't shake, then please allow me to introduce you to your inner child. I can assure you that any hang- ups you have in your life is because you could use some inner healing. In this book, I dig deep into the three phases that may be holding you back from mastering your destiny:* Freeing yourself from past shackles by healing your inner child.* Increasing your emotional intelligence by learning to love, value and appreciate yourself. * Raising your spiritual awareness to create the life you want. Only you can heal yourself because no one is coming to save you. You no longer have to be a victim of circumstance. Let me teach you how to:* Master your inner game.* Attract more abundance into your life.* Transform your money mindset.* Design your life around the things you love.

How to Heal, Love and Design the Life You Want

The Power Within

From mazes to color-by-number to seek and find, these puzzles will help even your smallest students learn from the examples of kids in the Bible. Over 80 lessons from the Old and New Testaments are included, with a memory verse, teaching tips and easy instructions provided for each lesson. 96 pages.

Children of the Bible

Big Puzzles for Little Hands

Stephen Marc

Keith P. Griffler

Diane E. Miller

For seven years Stephen Marc photographed the routes traveled by fugitive slaves in their search for freedom, documenting and interpreting his research along the way. In Passage on the Underground Railroad, Marc shares the results of these explorations through his thought- provoking, unconventional, and haunting digital images. Marc uses two types of photographic composites to reveal the history of the Underground Railroad (UGRR): multiple photographs that describe UGRR sites and metaphorical montages that address the larger horror of slavery. Each UGRR site has a story, so individual sites are portrayed inside and out, using several photographs in combination to create visual tours. The companion montages evocatively interpret the South's "peculiar institution" from which slaves were fleeing. These multilayered narratives weave together elements from the landscape of slavery--plantation structures, crop fields, waterways, tools of bondage and agriculture, merchant tokens and bank note currency, newspaper articles, and advertisements--along with UGRR site details, antislavery materials, and contemporary cultural references. In addition to the eighty-seven distinctive photographic creations and detailed captions, Passage on the Underground Railroad features an interview with Stephen Marc by Carla Williams, an essay by Keith Griffler, and a piece from Diane Miller discussing the historical significance of the UGRR and the role of the National Park Service's Network to Freedom sites, many of which are interpreted in this book.

Passage on the Underground Railroad

Kenneth Cox

Dana Lixenberg

Dana Lixenberg Imperial Courts 1993-2015

International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House

George Eastman House

This volume shows in chronological order the most impressive images and the most important developments in the art of light that is photography. Display at the George Eastman House through March 12, 2000. 743 illustrations.

George Eastman House, Rochester, NY

Photographs

Deborah Willis

Showcases an array of both familiar and unknown photographic works of black women, citing the cultural and sociological histories of the past 300 years reflected in them, from images of South African studies to the Harlem Renaissance and the civil rights movement.

A Photographic History

The Black Female Body

Carla Williams

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