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Overview
"Crossing wide stylistic and geographic realms, the images of Terra Incognita exemplify state-of-the-art landscape photography. The key ingredients—unabashed and unfettered love of subject, the land, the terra, and fascination with the mysteries revealed in the careless gestures of our earth—are the common denominators of all. They depict forms and textures that I would most likely not see; they constitute, therefore, revelations."—Tom Till, author of Utah: Magnificent WildernessAuthor Biography: Steve Mulligan is one of the leading photographers of the Great Plains. His photographs are featured in the book Living Landscapes of Kansas (with text by O. J. Reichman), as well as in the "Wild & Scenic" photographic calendar series. He lives in Moab, Utah, with his wife and daughter.
Tom Till's many books include Outcroppings (with John McPhee), American Southwest, Visions of the North, Sacred Images, and Hawaii. His work appears regularly in publications such as Outdoor Photographer, Outside, Wilderness, Sierra, and the New York Times. Nature's Best magazine recently featured him as one of ten masters of American landscape photography.
Editorials
Booknews
Ranging from Mesa Arch in Utah (his home) to tallgrass prairie in Kansas (the Great Plains are a specialty area), leading landscape photographer Mulligan displays his evocative duotone b&w photographs. "... By skating the fine line between vision and abstraction, I have journeyed into my own terra incognito." Foreword by photography peer Tom Till. No index. 8.75x11.25<">. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.Joseph A. Dickerson
The book is exciting imagery and pure pleasure, each image pleads with you to stop and explore....Mulligan's work is well thought out and beautifully executed to boot. I highly recommend this book.—Shutterbug