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Third views second sights
Third views second sights

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Accompanying DVD contains an interactive program with audio, video, panoramas, and animated walk-arounds featuring 109 rephotographed western sites with site notes and field notes and searchable ar...

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Photographing Oklahoma Mark Klett 1889 1991
Central Arizona Project.
Capital View
Capital View

By Merry A. Foresta

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Mark Klett
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By Marilyn A. Zeitlin

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Yosemite in time
Yosemite in time

By Mark Klett

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Drowned River
Drowned River

By Rebecca Solnit

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Re envisioning Landscape Architecture
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Recollecting landscapes
Recollecting landscapes

By Mark Klett, Bruno Notteboom, Pieter Uyttenhove

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Between 1904 and 1911, botanist Jean Massart (1865-1925) made a series of landscape photos mainly situated in Flanders, the northern part of Belgium. They had a didactic purpose: Massart wanted to...

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