Humanlandscapes: Interpreting the Human Form

"Humanlandscapes" is a special fusion of talent by physician and photographer P. Miller and poet Peter Crane, producing a lyrical and unabashed tribute to the human body, beauty, the feminine, and the natural world. The core of the book is comprised of images of the body in many different Southwestern settings as well as in the studio, and in both color and black-and-white. The oversized book allows the images to be presented elegantly and each to be paired with a poem specifically written for it, setting the tone and expanding the mood. "Humanlandscapes" is divided into four sections, each addressing a different aspect of the human experience.The images come from an awareness of the human body to the spiritual and natural forces surrounding it. What is the character of the feminine, and what does it mean to be human? The images and poetry lead us through a journey of discovery to celebrate both the physical and spiritual parts of the self. This unique book brings together rich images and text in a tapestry of visual and emotional rewards.Crane, Peter is the author of 'Humanlandscapes: Interpreting the Human Form', published 2007 under ISBN 9780967903453 and ISBN 0967903459.