Klett, Mark. Desert Legends: Re-storying the Sonoran Borderlands. Photographs by Mark Klett. Untitled (Friends of Photography) but as a mirror and

but as a mirror and engine of modern industrial society

Very good illustrated wraps with small chips along the slightly faded spine and a bit of wear at top right corner of front cover

He argues against "point-and-shoot" habits

and staged allegorical or theatrical tableaus

and unstable tensions embedded within physical environments

Klett, Mark. Desert Legends: Re-storying the Sonoran Borderlands. Photographs by Mark Klett. Untitled (Friends of Photography) but as a mirror andHenry Holt, 1994. Text by Gary Paul Narhan. Photographs by Mark Klett. Hardcover, 1st printing, hardcover with protected dust jacket, fine fine. Issued at $45. Summary: Desert Legends: Re storying the Sonoran Borderlands (published in 1994 by Henry Holt and Company) is a compelling, 207 page collaborative monograph combining the black and white landscape photography of Mark Klett with the lyrical, environmental prose of ethnobotanist and author Gary