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This is the first book in a series based on my website, Vanishing South Georgia, and these images were made in the area around my hometown. Like many places in rural America, Irwin County is losing much of its identity as structures and communities fade back into the landscape. Hopefully, the images I've captured will help preserve its essence.
Publish Date August 10, 2011
Dimensions Standard Landscape 80 pgs Standard Paper
Category Arts & Photography
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ddbrinkley says
What a GREAT concept. Would love to see something like this for other places too!
posted at 09:21pm Dec 21 PST
brianbrownga says
Thanks for the comments, everyone. Josero, my email is wbrianbrown@gmail.com. Joan, I don't yet have one on Bryan, Screven, or Chatham, but am planning one on the coastal counties next year.
--Brian Brown
posted at 05:18am Sep 30 PST
Josero says
I get the material on a regular basis and I very much appreciate Georgia.
I tried to communicate with the author but not found how.
I would like information about Germania Plantation, mainly because they know their furniture and furnishings remain in ruins.
Thank you for your attention.
posted at 10:45am Sep 06 PST
Josero says
I get the material on a regular basis and I very much appreciate Georgia.
I tried to communicate with the author but not found how.
I would like information about Germania Farm, mainly because they know their furniture and furnishings remain in ruins.
Thank you for your attention. My email: jose.fabriciojr @ gmail.com
posted at 10:27am Sep 06 PST
JoanGA says
Do you have one on Bryan, Screven, or Chatham Counties?
posted at 04:16pm Sep 02 PST
vinjen says
My dad grew up in Irwinville, lived on Big Creek Road, can't wait to receive this book and give it to him! THANK YOU!!!
posted at 06:24pm Aug 14 PST