From its southernmost point--just off the elegant Plaza Hotel--and up through Harlem Meer, Central Park is 843 acres of delight and respite in the midst of the city. Step into New York's heart and soul with an intimate and informative photographic walking tour that spotlights the park's well-known joys (such as Bethesda Fountain and Strawberry Fields) and its hidden glories. Take an incomparable close-up look at the magnificent cherry-blossomed trees, old-fashioned streetlamps, shiny and elaborate bridges, sun-dappled walkways, statues, and lake. Some spots, where soft willows overhang water, make the urban hustle and bustle outside disappear. Elsewhere, you can lie on a blanket of grass and gaze at the skyscape-including some of New York's most famous buildings. The images show Central Park in every season, in morning and evening light, filled with people or empty on a foggy afternoon. A very special view of New York's greatest treasure.

A Quiet Walk in Central Park: Exploring the Beauty of a New York Treasure (Quiet Walk Series)

Travel

Winkowski, Fredric

Pictorial

Silver Lining

What do you think of when you think of the beach--a hot sun? Burning sands? Crowds of people tanning, picnicking, and playing? Well, there's another beach, one with breathtaking sunrises and thrilling sunsets, with cool breezes and empty expanses, and where the heavens meet the earth. That what you'll see here, and each photo captures nature so closely you'll almost smell the salty sea as you turn the pages. The photographs venture into many spaces: Sanibel Island on the Gulf coast, with its imposing landmark ironwork lighthouse and impressive dunes covered with shells. The Chincoteague Refuge in Virginia shelters beautiful birds, countless deer, and its famous wild ponies. Not so far from New York City lie the Hamptons, where during stormy weather the raging Atlantic forms six-foot waves that break on shore. An unequalled testament to some of America's most spectacular shores.

A Quiet Walk on the Beach: Exploring the Beauty of America's Seashore (Quiet Walk Series)

WINKOWSKI, Fred

Following the success of the series previously launched with 100 Planes 100 Years, 100 Cars 100 Years presents the history of the automobile with eye-catching images and absorbing stories that set it apart from other merely factual car books. Compelling photographs of 100 years of history-making vehicles show the evolution of the automobile from its dawn to the present day. All cars included are currently in running condition-from gleaming brass-trimmed antiques to lovingly restored Jazz Age classics and from wild custom cars to the latest competition machines. Unique graphic spreads take the reader through time and travel by highlighting a single legendary car for each year in the past century, accompanied by engaging anecdotes about its original design, its intrepid owners, and its final fate. Highly readable and visually exciting, this book is an excellent resource for car fans and transportation buffs alike.

100 Cars 100 Years: The First Century of the Automobile

Engineering & Transportation

Sullivan, Frank D.

Automotive

Smithmark Pub.

A motorcycle lover's appreciation guide offers an ultimate pictorial tour of the most popular and noteworthy models, in a highly visual celebration of chrome and metal that includes gatefold photographs.

Harleys, Popes and Indian Chiefs: Unfinished Business of the Sixties

Paulson, Tim

Book Sales

Book by Winkowski, Fredric, Sullivan, Frank D.

American Cars

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Parragon, Inc.

This book about cars starts back in the year 1900. Chapter 1 is: 1900-1910: Putting it Together, Chaper 2: 1910-1920: Practical Matters, Chapter 3: 1920-1930: Jazzing It Up, Chapter 4: 1930-1940: Deco Dreams, Chapter 5: 1940-1950: When This War is Over, Chapter 6: 1950-1960 Detroit Rocks'n Rolls, Chapter 7: 1960-1970: Power Surge, Chapter 8: 1970-1980 Is Small Beautiful, Chapter 9: 1980-1990 Back in the Fast Lane, Chapter 10: 1990-2000 End of the Century Countdown, Chapter 11: 2000-, Driving the Blues Away.

The Ultimate History of American Cars (Ultimate History Of…)

Harley Davidson

Lopez, Jon

In tribute to the great locomotives that have awed countless admirers for nearly two centuries, authors Fred Winkowski and Charles Fulkerson have created this volume of gorgeous full-color photographs and fascinating text.Steam Trains explores the enormous impact that these exciting machines have had on our culture and economy, from the earliest wooden-wheeled prototypes, to the sophisticated later models, with enormous engines, huge fireboxes, and seemingly endless lines of freight cars. This captivating history, with detailed photography and extensive information about the history and mechanics of each engine shown, is a comprehensive guide and a nostalgic tribute to the great steam trains, and the Age of Steam, an era that changed the landscape of transportation, heralding the splendor of speed, and progress.

Steam Trains: Steam Locomotives of North America

Fulkerson, Charles, Jr.

Transportation

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