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Air: The Elements by Ken Robbins
A photographic introduction to air examines its role as a finite resource while presenting such images as a free-falling parachutist, a blacksmith's bellows, a clothesline, rust, and a prism. By the author of Water and Earth.
- GenresNonfiction
Hardcover
First published October 1, 1995
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May 20, 2015
One of four books that ornament the top of my bookcase, these really appealed to me as an elemental pagan. I bought them individually over the course of a few weeks when I first started working at the bookstore and remember going from place to place to find them all.
They're wonderfully done, and the photography and prose go together well, but I have to admit my bias: if I wasn't someone who already liked to think of the world through the lens of the elements, it might not have struck me quite as strong.
They're wonderfully done, and the photography and prose go together well, but I have to admit my bias: if I wasn't someone who already liked to think of the world through the lens of the elements, it might not have struck me quite as strong.
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