Announcement: Darwin Wiggett releases 2 new books.

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Jim Hutchison - 03 May 2005 05:20 GMT

Darwin Wiggett has released his latest work, called "How to Photograph
the Canadian Rockies", and it's companion coffee table book entitled
"Dances With Light". A review of the first book can be found at
http://www.jamesphotography.ca/darwin_book_review.html.

Darwin's website has links to purchase both books...
http://www.darwinwiggett.com/books.html

Enjoy!

Jim Hutchison
http://www.jamesphotography.ca

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J. P. Scott - 03 May 2005 05:29 GMT

Jim, that looks like a fantastic book and your review is great. I'm
going to Chapters tomorrow to see if they have it.

Thanks! My first sight of the Rockies was almost two years ago and
everything was smoke-covered due to the horrible forest fires. I was a
bit disappointed so I must return.

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Paul Furman - 03 May 2005 06:11 GMT

> Jim, that looks like a fantastic book and your review is great. I'm
> going to Chapters tomorrow to see if they have it.
>
> Thanks! My first sight of the Rockies was almost two years ago and
> everything was smoke-covered due to the horrible forest fires. I was a
> bit disappointed so I must return.

Heh, cool stuff up there. I'll add that you can go to Cagary and get an
inceredible price on renting a camper. We got a big new pickup with a
roomy camper shell for a week (not many miles to see the best stuff).

> Patzt
>
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> Join us at Photography Cafe!
> http://photography-cafe.com

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Jim Hutchison - 09 May 2005 22:12 GMT

>> Jim, that looks like a fantastic book and your review is great. I'm
>> going to Chapters tomorrow to see if they have it.
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>> Join us at Photography Cafe!
>> http://photography-cafe.com

Ya, within a very small radius (relatively speaking), there's tons to
see. It's taken Darwin years and years to cover what he has already,
and he hasn't seen it all!

If Chapters doesn't have his books, go directly to his website:
http://www.darwinwiggett.com/

jim h

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