Great Sand Dunes National Park: Between Light and ShadowFor three years, John Weller captured the Great Sand Dunes with his extraordinary photography and vivid stories. Here is his masterly result in a phenominal book to celebrate our nation's newest national park. |
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Contents
SHOOTING STARS | 9 |
YELLOW EYES | 23 |
WAITING FOR HUMMINGBIRDS | 31 |
THE SHAPE OF LIGHTNING | 41 |
THE WIND SENDS FLOWERS | 53 |
THE SOUND OF AUTUMN | 63 |
WATCHING THE WIND STOP | 73 |
THE COLD | 81 |
ORIONS FALL | 93 |
MORTALITY | 101 |
AN IMPROBABLE PLACE | 111 |
MAKING WEATHER | 121 |
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