This is "SEASONS" (1988) by Boston-born photographer Paul Caponigro.
Paul Caponigro is one of America's leading landscape photographers, born in Boston in 1932. He first became interested in photography at the age of 13, but also had a strong passion for music, and studied at the Boston University School of Music in 1950. He then decided to focus on photography at the California School of the Arts (now the San Francisco Art Institute). Although he changed artistic direction from music to photography early on, Caponigro was an avid piano player and believed that his musical training and insight influenced his photography.
Throughout the 1960s, he taught part-time at Boston University and collaborated with Polaroid on various technical research projects. "SEASONS" is a tribute to Polaroid's Meroe Marston-Morse, who played a major role in the development of black-and-white photography.
26.3×22.3cm, hard cover ISBN 9780821217030
Although the cover has yellowed due to aging, the pages are very clean and the black and white photographs are vivid. However, since this is a used book, please understand that there may be some damage.
The Polaroid photos are printed in actual size, and jewel-like images appear as you turn each page. This is a book recommended for those who like landscape photography and still life. (Ammel)
