Lilacs A to E by Deborah Carney
A series of books that identify full color images of Lilacs. All images are correctly identified from tags that were attached to the bushes at the time they were photographed. Due to the size of the completed books, we have broken Lilacs A to Z into four books, varieties that start with A through E, F through L, M through Q, and R through Z.
A series of books that identify full color images of Lilacs. All images are correctly identified from tags that were attached to the bushes at the time they were photographed. Due to the size of the completed books, we have broken Lilacs A to Z into four books, varieties that start with A through E, F through L, M through Q, and R through Z.
Years ago I lived in Rochester, NY, which has a park with hundreds of Lilac bushes. Each spring there is a Lilac Festival, usually during the peak blooming season for the majority of the bushes. There are some that bloom ahead of the rest, and some late blooming, but since I lived in the area, I could photograph all the Lilacs at their peaks.
I got my love of lilacs from my Grandmother, who had a beautiful, large lilac bush in front of her country farmhouse. Every Spring when we visited her the smell of lilacs floated in the air and through the open windows into the house. It was tall enough to shade part of the yard where I would sit and read.
After photographing the Lilacs for years, I started to realize that I wanted to know more about them, what they actually were. After that I started photographing not only the bushes but also the tags and signs around them so that I could accurately identify the specific varieties.
All identifications were made from tags attached to the lilac bushes as they were photographed. Any bush without a tag is not included in this book.
We hope you enjoy this Coffee Table book that fits on your Kindle and brings a breath of Spring into your day.
Best viewed on Kindle color apps, or Kindle Fire, but still looks good in Black and White.
Targeted Age Group:: All
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I love lilacs and love photographing them and knowing what they are. So I set out on the project of identifying them as I photographed them over a period of several years.
How To Write A Book: Tips from Authors for Authors About Writing and Publishing
Are you thinking about writing a book? Have you started the great American novel and haven’t quite finished it? Do you need help getting started?
How to Write a Book is just what you need. 12 authors have gotten together and put together this book of tips and advice for authors just getting started.
Our chapters include:
Introduction
Reading And Writing
Getting Started On Your Book
The Closet Writer
Yes, Virginia, Grammar Really Matters
The Gristle Of It
The Story Arc
Let’s Talk About POV
Character Development – Podcast Transcript
Dialogue: Letting Your Characters Breathe
How To Write A Series
Plotting For The Past – Podcast Transcript
The Importance Of Being Edited
The Pros And Cons Of Self-Publishing
The Indie Author
Working With Children To Co-Author Books
Helpful Sites for Writers
Our authors are:
Deborah Carney, Lynne Cantwell, Rachel Cherie, Katie Darden, Karen Garcia, Judy Leslie, Tabitha Ormiston-Smith, Joseph Picard, John R. Phythyon, Jr., Tory Richards, Alan Seeger, Diane Ziomek
Targeted Age Group:: All
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
Lot of people are struggling to write book. A main reason is they don’t having the strategy, This book is co-authored by lots of author whose insights will be helpful to people who are thinking about writing a book.
Links to Purchase eBooks
Link To Buy How To Write A Book: Tips from Authors for Authors About Writing and Publishing On Amazon
This book is in Kindle Unlimited.
Antelope Canyon – Take a Walk With Me by Deborah Carney
About the Book
Antelope Canyon is one of Arizona most prized slot canyons. Only a half mile long but filled with color, texture, and patterns to delight the visitor. It is not open to the public for exploring, you have to go with a Native American guide that will point out the “favorite” places to take photos but will also allow you time to capture the beauty on your own.
This isn’t a photography “how-to” book, it is a “take a walk with me” and enjoy the beauty that exists in this photographic historical treasure.
From the Book Intro:
This was my first visit to a slot canyon and I was very excited to be going. If the weather had been bad, we would have missed our opportunity because during storms slot canyons can flood, and on a cloudy day the beautiful colors are not as vivid, if seen at all.
The changing light accentuates the beauty of the canyon. As the light changes, as the sun moves, the canyon walls change and there are new visions. Although Antelope Canyon is only a half mile long, I took over 900 photographs because the walls were ever changing and the light from each step highlighted a new and different look. The photographs included in this book are the best of the best, but don’t be surprised if book two makes it’s way to publication as well.
The only way to access Antelope Canyon is with a Native American guide. Due to vandals destroying parts of the Canyon it is now closed to the general public.
Take a walk with me through this beautiful natural wonder and be fascinated by what the weather has done to create this testament to the power of Mother Nature. The photos are presented in the same order that they were taken, like you are walking along beside me.
Deborah Carney
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