Love Made Visible

by Susan Wingate and Paul Brenner

Love Made Visible is a thoughtful gift to the expectant family, a space where they can pause and reflect on the sacredness of this joyful adventure. This collection of 50 exquisite black-and-white... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1571781838
• ISBN13: 9781571781833
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: Council Oak Books
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.8" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

A beautiful book

This is a wonderful book! It inspriries joy, and promotes a healthy appeal of all stages of pregancy. The photos are calming, and provide great picture ideas.

PERFECT FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

This book is filled with beautiful pictures of expected mothers. I recommend any photographer who are just starting out or who have experience to purchase this book. :) Fast shipping as well

A truly beautiful book--made me cry!

My OB has this book in her office, and I read it while waiting for my appointment. It had me in tears the whole time. The photos coupled with the lovely text served to make me feel so good about this beautiful process that is happening within my body. This book would be a great gift for any mother and father-to-be.

An intimate, visual portrait of the spiritual process by which love between a man and a woman

Obstetrician and psychotherapist Paul Brenner provides captions for Susan Wingate remarkable black-and-white photography to create an intimate, visual portrait of the spiritual process by which love between a man and a woman brings new life into the world through the procreative process. Comprised of fifty photographs (along with Dr. Brenner's eloquent narrative) readers are treated to a revelation of the emotional experiences and bonding of expectant families as reflected in the faces of fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters to the new baby that will become a part of their lives when born. Love Made Visible is especially recommended for anyone considering having a child and would make an especially elegant addition to community library photography and "Family Life" collections.