Tutu, Gift Edition

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Summary: Tutu
Review: This is the best dance photography book I have ever seen. It appeals to every part of me being sexy, innovative, stimulating, beautiful and inspirational. A terrific addition to any book-lovers' collection.

Rating:
Summary: Tutu
Review: This is the best dance photography book I have ever seen. It appeals to every part of me being sexy, innovative, stimulating, beautiful and inspirational. A terrific addition to any book-lovers' collection.

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Summary: A masterpeice and peak into the soul of dance!
Review: This is, perhaps, my favorite book of photographs. The photographer uses his gift of vision and art to expose the soul of dance and captures the beauty of the human body. The dancer's he has chosen are the stongest and most fit, clearly talented, and willing to defy the bodies natural positioning. These dancers aren't wimps! The photographs are black and white, each conveying a message or emotion. This photoraphy puts one at ease with the uncovered, natural form of various portions of the dancers body. (Not a children's book) I love this book- It's just magnificent and beautiful!

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Summary: TUTU
Review: Tutu is an absolutely inspirational book. It is a lyrical and insightful study of dance and human movement. These are not just pictures - you really feel like you know the dancers. It is the kind of book that reminds you how powerful and creative a photographer and camera can be. This should be on every art lover's bookshelf.

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Summary: TUTU
Review: Tutu is an absolutely inspirational book. It is a lyrical and insightful study of dance and human movement. These are not just pictures - you really feel like you know the dancers. It is the kind of book that reminds you how powerful and creative a photographer and camera can be. This should be on every art lover's bookshelf.

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Summary: The Archbishop of Image Making
Review: Tutu strips away the reserve of classical ballet and its theatrical facade to expose the human being behind the artist. Barrett probes beneath the dancer's skin, and the trust and sense of freedom revealed in each photograph makes us feel as though we all have the ability to move in this way - alas, we do not. Tutu is about artistry and love and lust. It is a book about beauty. I defy anyone not to get stuck on page 99.