A Colorado Winter

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Summary: SAD
Review: As in Seasonal Affect Disorder. This book made me sad. Sad that Fielder has his own press and can publish anything HE feels is artistically passable and commercially viable. The best way to experience a colorado winter is to put this book down and get into the mountains. Fielder's colors can be beautiful, but he has little to no sense of composition. If you want a book for your coffee table, try Muench, or Goldsworthy, or Shinzo Maeda.

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Summary: A Colorado Winter
Review: Beautiful photographs and wonderful passages

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Summary: Another Fielder Masterpiece
Review: For those of us who spend most of our time in this beautiful state cooped up in an office, Fielder takes us on yet another journey through the magnificent backcountry--this time in the dead of winter. But John's photos--as in all of his pieces--reflect more than what mother nature has to offer. They are equally as much a relection of his experience in capturing an essence lacking in so many expensive "coffee" table books. It is apparent that the photos were miticulously chosen and are a labor of love. If you, like myself, don't get "out there" as much as you would like, A Colorado Winter is a spectucular way to immerse yourself in another world. You will not be disappointed.