A Labor of Love: An Autobiography

A Labor of Love: An Autobiography

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by Anne Geddes
     
 

Anne Geddes' A Labor of Love: Anne Geddes A Biography reveals the events, emotions, and images that have shaped Anne's life. Her personal story melds with her extraordinary body of work to reinforce the inherent message behind her imagery: PROTECT, NURTURE, LOVE.

·         Beginning with early childhood

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Anne Geddes' A Labor of Love: Anne Geddes A Biography reveals the events, emotions, and images that have shaped Anne's life. Her personal story melds with her extraordinary body of work to reinforce the inherent message behind her imagery: PROTECT, NURTURE, LOVE.

·         Beginning with early childhood memories and continuing through her remarkable 25-year career, A Labor of Love: Anne Geddes A Biography is part autobiography, part retrospective—and entirely captivating.

·         Anne reflects, through anecdotes and observations, on some of her most recognized images: how she painstakingly set the elaborate scenes, carefully selected the props, and ultimately, created magic. A Labor of Love: Anne Geddes A Biography also includes interesting follow-ups with the subjects of some of her iconic photographs and images from her best-selling works, Down in the Garden, Until Now, Pure, and Miracle.

Author's web site: www.annegeddes.com/


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This intimate look into Geddes's (Down in the Garden) 25-year photography career begins with her childhood growing up on a ranch in the Australian outback and continues through her early twenties, when she meets her husband and decides to explore a career as a portrait photographer. Geddes may seem to have burst onto the photographic scene, but in reality, as this book illustrates, her progress toward excellence and recognition was slow and steady. Page after page of beautiful photographs attests to the originality, creativity, and technical excellence that has set Geddes apart from other artists in the field of baby photography. Here, she shares her frustrations, joys, and triumphs; describes her techniques; and follows up with the subjects of some of her most iconic images. Highly recommended for all libraries.
—Karen MacMurray

Product Details

ISBN-13:
9780740765629
Publisher:
Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date:
10/28/2007
Pages:
320
Product dimensions:
12.30(w) x 13.70(h) x 1.40(d)

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