Fog at Hillingdon / David K. Langford ; introduction by Rick Bass ; foreword by Andrew Sansom ; quotations selected by Myrna Langford.

By:

Langford, David K, 1942- [photographer.]

Contributor(s):

Bass, Rick, 1958- [writer of introduction.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Kathie and Ed Cox Jr. books on conservation leadershipPublication details: College Station : Texas A & M University Press, 2015.Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781623493455
1623493455

Uniform titles:

Photographs. Selections

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Fog at Hillingdon.DDC classification:

778.9/3609764 23

LOC classification:

TR660.5 .L387 2015

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Contents:

Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Notes; Introduction; Photo Gallery; Bibliography.

Summary: While fog does not come easily or frequently to Central Texas, when it does, it inspires moments of quiet and reflection. David K. Langford captures those moments here in stirring images of the comings and goings of fog on Hillingdon Ranch, family land that has benefited from the stewardship of six generations. These photographs in turn inspired an essay by writer Rick Bass that takes him back to his own memories of fog-in the Texas Hill Country and elsewhere. Fog at Hillingdon includes a personal note by Langford on his techniques and camera equipment. Apt historic or contemporary quotations s.

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Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Notes; Introduction; Photo Gallery; Bibliography.

While fog does not come easily or frequently to Central Texas, when it does, it inspires moments of quiet and reflection. David K. Langford captures those moments here in stirring images of the comings and goings of fog on Hillingdon Ranch, family land that has benefited from the stewardship of six generations. These photographs in turn inspired an essay by writer Rick Bass that takes him back to his own memories of fog-in the Texas Hill Country and elsewhere. Fog at Hillingdon includes a personal note by Langford on his techniques and camera equipment. Apt historic or contemporary quotations s.

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