Utah is a magical place. Muench followed the rhythms of the seasons, studied the harmonies of color, and translated the elusive qualities of light to create the images in this beautiful book.
I bought this book after seeing one with the same title and photographer in a bookstore while traveling. I thought it was the same book, but this one is paperback and only 80 pages (1/4" thick). The pictures are beautiful, but if you're looking for a coffee table book, this isn't a good choice--it's too thin and flimsy. You'll need to be careful to make sure you don't damage the pictures while viewing them (e.g., by creasing them if you open the book too wide).
A Palpable Love of Utah
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
I went to school with David Muench's sister. When she bragged a bit about him (and rightfully so), I began to follow his work. When I lived in Arizona in the early 60s, I saw his photographs everywhere. His images have become so much a part of my consiousness that I often wonder how many of the descriptions in my book were inspired by "the real thing" and how many reflect Muench's vision. Muench's work is everywhere. It's in Arizona Highways, calendars, and in the libraries of many who love the Intermountain West. This book is pure pleasure. Anyone who loves Utah will want to turn its pages and keep a copy with their other coffee table treasures.Carolyn Howard-Johnson, author of "This is the Place"
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