Canyons of the Southwest: A Tour of the Great Canyon Country from Colorado to Northern Mexico

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Summary: The following is a book review from Booklist.
Review: "A stunning coffee-table book celebrating predictable sites...as well as the more exotic (and austere) slopes of Mexico's Tiburon Island and the Canon del Diablo in Baja. The accompanying essays are authoritive and upbeat."-Booklist

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Summary: The following book review is from The Washington Post.
Review: "CANYONS OF THE SOUTHWEST offers John Annerino's reverant and ravishing photographs of the "haunting steepness" between the Four Corner states, Sonora and Chihuahua."-The Washington Post

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Summary: The following is a book review from The Denver Post.
Review: "Fabulous photographs, informative text."-Denver Pos

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Summary: The following is a book review from The Los Angeles Times.
Review: "Geologically venerable, resonant with human history, stunningly beautiful, these are certainly among our most imposing and seductive natural environments. Annerino's paen to them is handsome and thoughtful."-Los Angeles Times

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Summary: Following reviewed from Los Angeles Times, Orange County.
Review: "More reverie than itinerary. It's 85 photographs are saturated by the oranges of canyon walls and the sharp blues of the desert sky...The images reveal the photographer's willingness to do more than a little hiking and climbing."-The Los Angeles Times, Orange County Edition

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Summary: The following is a book review from Publisher's Weekly.
Review: "The stunning color photographs - views of lunar-looking landscapes, stupendous chasms, towering rock formations and abandoned cliff dwellings painted gold by the sun - truly capture the beauty and drama of these natural wonders."-Publishers Weekly

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Summary: The photos are eloquent, spectacular, sensitive, beautiful
Review: Annerino who has been praised by Newsweek for the sensitivity and dynamics of his high-risk photography, covers the Great Canyon country from Colorado, to Zion National Park in Utah, to the Grand Canyon and Sedona's red rock country in Arizona, to Los Canones del Isla Tiburon in Mexico, to Canon del Diablo in Baja, California. Listen to the text: "The parched winds still whisper to the magic waters, and the canyon still liustens, as it has for the last 2 million years," Annerino writes of the Black canyon of the Gunnison River in Colorado. Eloquent. The photographs are even more eloquent -- spectacular, sensitive and beautiful. He captures the canyons in photo image and words. -The Arizona Republic

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Summary: Beautiful. I know of no other book quite like it.
Review: Beautiful. I know of no other book quite like it. -Prime Tim

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Summary: Best read.
Review: Best Read. John Annerino's CANYONS OF THE SOUTHWEST. -Tucson Weekl

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Summary: Towering red rock and rushing waters.
Review: CANYONS OF THE SOUTHWEST by John Annerino features the author's photographs of towering red rock and rushing waters. -Travel-Holiday Magazine