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Animal Portraits Notecards Eight notecards and envelopes, attractively packaged in a custom-made folio, for $15.95 ea.
My Camera in New Mexico Poster We have about 100 posters left and rather than sell them, we decided that we want everyone to share in the celebration. If anyone would like a signed My Camera poster, we'd be happy to pop one in the mail for the nominal fee of $10.00 to cover a mailing tube and shipping to addresses in the US.
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Click on above to view card images LIMITED EDITION Recently we partnered again with our friends at Cottonwood Printing in Albuquerque to create an 8 postcard set in conjunction with our new Official New Mexico Centennial Project Exhibition My Camera in New Mexico. These 5x7-inch postcards were brilliantly printed on white semi-gloss coated stock in 3-pass tritone printing which utilizes three different ink colours on three different printing plates to reproduce much of the fidelity and tone of the original photographs. These 8 postcards can be sent through the mail, posted on a wall or bulletin board, or enjoyed just as they are, and are attractively packaged in a custom-made folio.
Click on image to enlarge LIMITED EDITION This past Christmas we partnered with our friends at Cottonwood Printing in Albuquerque to create a 12 notecard set in conjunctuon with our Heifer International limited edition book The Eloquence of Trees. The cards were so incredibly popular we decided to offer them for a limited time while supplies last. The cards were printed in 3-pass tritone printing which utilizes three different ink colours on three different printing plates in order to reproduce much of the fidelity and tone of the original image. If the feedback we received is any indication, these beautiful cards will not be around for too long.
SIGNED COPY: Ghost Ranch and the Faraway Nearby For more than twenty years, Craig Varjabedian has explored and photographed the red cliffs and sweeping plains of the fabled 21,000-acre Ghost Ranch in northern New Mexico. In Ghost Ranch and the Faraway Nearby, he shares more than 100 new black-and-white photographs capturing its evanescent light. These images reach beyond familiar ideas associated with the Ranch—such as its renown as a site of personal renewal and transformation, and as the longtime home of twentieth-century painter Georgia O'Keeffe—into Varjabedian's singular vision of his subject and its ties to ideas of identity, place, and perception. To further illuminate the experience of Ghost Ranch, Varjabedian gathered essays to accompany his photographs, including an "appreciation" of Ghost Ranch written by Georgia O'Keeffe, an evocative introduction by photographer Jay Packer, and essays by Marin Sardy, Belden C. Lane, Douglas A. Fairfield, and Rob Craig. Published by the University of New Mexico Press, 2009. 144 pages, Hardcover. Purchase a signed copy from the photographer $45.00
SIGNED COPY: Four & Twenty Photographs: Stories from Behind the Lens Craig Varjabedian is one of the West's most eloquent photographers. In his sixth publication, Varjabedian shares his favorite photographs and the stories behind them. Landscapes, architecture, and people are magically revealed through his images as readers gain insight into his creative process. The strength of these four and twenty photographs is not only in their beauty but also in the relationship between photographer and subject—a relationship that goes far beyond the visual. Photographs by Craig Varjabedian SIGNED COPY: By the Grace of Light: Images of Faith from Catholic New Mexico Perhaps in no other state of the union is the Catholic church and images of faith more ever present in the lives of its citizens -- Catholic and non-Catholic alike -- than in New Mexico. As one casts a quiet eye across the land, the perceptive viewer soon notices a host of venerable objects that contain some facet of New Mexico Catholic iconography. These include humble adobe churches, low riders adorned with Catholic imagery, hand-crafted santos and well known santo makers, diverse representations of the Virgin of Guadalupe, roadside crosses and many other subjects. Varjabedian spent three years completing this body of photographic work. After considering the richness and beauty of these images and learning of the year-long celebrations being planned-by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, Varjabedian sought and received the unqualified support of Archbishop Sheehan in creating an exhibition of his photographs that would be combined with the Archbishop's words to mark the occasion.
Photographs by Craig Varjabedian. Purchase a signed copy from the photographer $49.95
SIGNED COPY: EN DIVINA LUZ:: The Penitente Moradas of New Mexico The Penitente Brotherhod, formally known as La Fraternidad Piadosa de Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, is a lay Catholic organization unique to New Mexico and southern Colorado. This book documents moradas, the building in which the Brothers meet and pray, and offers an intimate and respectful account of their religious observances. The Penitente Brothers have been objects of intense curiosity ever since New Mexico became a tourist attraction, and they have guarded their privacy fiercely. The book respects the privacy of all members of the brotherhood. Quotations are anonymous: building locations are unidentified. But unlike previous melodramatic or scholarly accounts, Michael Wallis's straightforward text and Craig Varjabedian's unadorned photos capture the deep piety of the brothers and their complex relationship with their history and the modern world. These are ordinary people, many of whom have moved away from the mountain villages in order to earn their livings in city jobs. For these hermanos, keeping their tie to the morada is to keep alive their history, their culture, as well as to express a deep piety. It is impossible to see Craig Varjabedian's luminous photos of their moradas or to hear the voices of the hermanos captured in Michael Wallis's intimate text without being moved by this glimpse into a religious experience absent from the lives of most Americans. The book includes 72 photographs by Craig Varjabedian with essay by Pulitzer-nominated author Michael Wallis. En Divina Luz: The Penitente Moradas of New Mexico is a winner of the prestigious 1995 Association of American University Presses Award for Excellence. "a book resounding with awe. Stunning black-and-white photos show the moradas dwarfed against the immensity of bare mountains, open sky and storm clouds. These pictures "speak" in a simple immediate way of the brotherhood's humility before the grandeur of their creator." Photographs by Craig Varjabedian. Used/Minty Copies in library mylar jacket: $75.00
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