Pictoral essay of Manitoba, Canada's wilderness. A beautiful coffee-table book containing over 180 full color photos which capture the key images which best convey the subtle beauty and allure of the North. The result is a compelling visual portrait of a little-known place that is bound to linger in the viewer's memory long after he or she has closed the pages of this remarkable book.

Little Trees, Big Sky

Arts & Photography

Hauf, Tim

Photography & Video

Tim Hauf Photography

Pictoral essay of Manitoba, Canada's wilderness. A beautiful coffee-table book containing over 180 color photographs that capture the key images which best convey the subtle beauty and allure of the North. The result is a compelling visual portrait of a little-known place that is bound to linger in the viewer's memory long after he or she has closed the pages of this remarkable book.

A candid and unsparing account of a great outdoor adventure as experienced and recorded by photographer Tim Hauf. In both pictures and words, he conveys what it's actually like to walk the arduous Solu-Khumbu trail - step by step, day by day - along the steep, terraced slopes of central Nepal to the icy elevations of Kala Patthar and the remarkable Gokyo Lakes. This book offers a stunning vision of a legendary destination. 
Award-winning author Conger Beasley Jr. contributes an illuminating introduction to the history and culture of Nepal.

Solu-Khumbu: The Trek to Everest

Beasley, Conger, Jr.

Carnahan, Cheryl

A patagonian fox pads toward the camera, curious, wary. Fire bush, hot red, frames a glacier. Snow that will never melt glows orange in sunset. Crumbling cliffs line a milky lake. Standing in hundreds on a rocky shore, penguins look as if they are there by accident. Hauf captures all this and dozens of other images of startling fields of wildflowers, llamas on the run, and small villages turned to the sea rather than the tail of the Andes in Patagonia. Chile and Argentina share this coda of landscape at the end of the world, as Conger Beasley, Jr. explains in the accompanying text, but it seems to belong primarily to itself as one of the last wild places, even in those portions encompassed in national parks. Patagonia is one of the world's greatest treks, which must be complicated by hikers standing transfixed for days stunned by the scenery. Distributed by Baker &amp; Taylor. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Patagonia: Wild Land At The End Of The Earth

A photographic essay describing this rugged land down at the End of the Southside of the World. Beautiful,color photographs by Tim Hauf and lirical text by Conger Beasley Jr.

Crouch, Gregory

Beasley, Conger

One of the least known, yet most fascinating of California's national parks, Channel Islands National Park is a refuge of wild and rugged beauty. Relatively few visitors make the journey by boat or plane across the Santa Barbara Channel to the pristine shores of these five islands. But those who do find a windswept paradise rich in both natural and human history. 
Over 140 photographs record some of the most-visited and best-loved sites in Channel Islands Natioanl Park, as well as providing unique glimpses of areas off the beaten track. The most complete photographic record of the islands published to date, this volume serves as a valuable reminder of the legacy that awaits us just off the California coast.

Channel Islands National Park

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Little Trees, Big Sky

Little Trees, Big Sky

Solu-Khumbu: The Trek to Everest

Solu-Khumbu: The Trek to Everest

Patagonia: Wild Land At The End Of The Earth

Patagonia: Wild Land At The End Of The Earth

Channel Islands National Park