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In 2008, Darwin Wiggett visited Big Hill Springs Provincial Park in Alberta one day a month for twelve months as part of a self-assigned photography project. The project was designed to 'stretch' the photographer into seeing beyond the obvious.
Dimensions Standard Landscape 80 pgs ProLine Pearl Photo Paper
Category Arts & Photography
Tags Canada, Alberta, photography, fine art photography
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neliza0414 says
Very nice book Darwin. I like your layout and your composition. I've been following your works since my husband brought your book "Dances with light" and "How to photograph the Canadian Rockies".
We use your book as our guide for our travels and its very helpful. You're my idol in photography.Thanks a lot.
posted at 08:25pm Nov 24 PST
numberfour says
great book darwin, love the concept too. a fantastic lesson for all us would be photographers in that you can get so many great pictures from one spot depending on the weather, time of day and season.
have been looking at your website which is how i stumbled across the book, you are a fantastic photographer. a real inseration.
cameron
posted at 01:05pm Jul 21 PST