All photographs are to some extent about light. The eighty-five
stunning color photographs in this book are a masterful exploration
not only of the light falling on objects or filling spaces but of
the very act of seeing. Whether he is photographing in a museum
storage room in Washington, D.C., or a shrine in Myanmar, Richard
Ross has an uncanny ability to distill the space and the moment,
whether it is profane or sacred, into its essence. These
photographs are deceptively simple in their subtle examination of
the world as revealed in a single burst of light.
There are fewer kinds of light in the world than there are
places and times. The same lights repeat themselves across oceans
and decades. Rosss photographs teach us the language of light.Alain
de Button, author of "How Proust Can Change Your Life."
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