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-- The new book by Art Wolfe, internationally acclaimed nature photographer -- Intimate interviews with world-renowned climbers Ed Viesturs, Doug Scott, and Reinhold Messner -- 160 stunning full-color photographs Art Wolfe has achieved what few phot

From internationally acclaimed nature photographer Art Wolfe comes this exquisite book that captures the very essence of the stunningly beautiful Pacific Northwest region. Accompanied by evocative essays Wolfe's photographs masterfully capture the landscape and wildlife that make up the spectacular Northwest area, including British Columbia. This is the perfect keepsake for visitors, residents, and nature lovers everywhere.

One of the world's premier landscape and wildlife photographers celebrates the Pacific Northwest in this compact collection of his best images of Mount Rainier, Olympic National Park, and other majestic sites in the region.

Aimed at better undergraduate programs and MBA Legal Environment of Business courses, this text integrates material from the areas of law, ethics, and the real circumstances of business to provide a comprehensive, thought-provoking look at the legal environment which shapes modern business. This three-fold theme of law, ethics, and business shows students that behaviors in the legal environment go beyond the statement of the rules as the only source for guidance. Students explore values, morals, ethical codes, and business structures in addition to the law. The text focuses on the circumstances in which the law is applied with special emphasis on the American corporation.

Learn to take better pictures in this step-by-step, how-to photography guide filled with tips on lighting, equipment, inspiration, and more. Featuring more than 200 of master photographer Art Wolfe's stunning images, The Art of the Photograph helps amateur photographers of all levels break bad habits and shatter common yet incorrect assumptions that hold many photographers back. This is Wolfe’s ultimate master class, in which he shares the most important insights and techniques learned in four decades of award-winning photography. Along with co-author Rob Sheppard, Wolfe challenges us to stop focusing on subjects we feel we should photograph and instead, to “see like a camera sees,” seek out a personal point of view, and construct stunning, meaningful images. You’ll also learn how to: · Reexamine prejudices that define (and limit) what you photograph · See beyond the subject to let light and shadow lead you to the right image · Find inspiration, including the story behind Wolfe's own photographic journey. · Use formal art principles to build more compelling images. · Choose the right camera and lens for the image you see in your mind's eye. · Recognize the 10 deadly sins of composition—and how to avoid them. · …and even get a behind-the-lens look at Wolfe’s equipment and workflow.

Photography master Art Wolfe shares all-new artwork in this breathtaking journey by boat from Seattle to Glacier Bay. Capturing quaint islands, wild forests, ancient glaciers, and thriving Alaskan wildlife, Art Wolfe allows the region's beauty to inspire his outstanding photography. These images, imbued with Wolfe's signature sense of color, composition, and sensitivity to the natural world, will delight any viewer -- no matter what their relationship to Alaska may be. Showcasing whales and salmon, icy waters and frozen landscapes, these pictures take readers to a place many of will never see, and the accompanying facts, quotes, and reflections make this an ideal visual reference to a remarkable place at the edge of the world.

The Pacific Northwest has its own version of the seven summits: Hood, Adams, St. Helens, Rainier, Glacier, Shuksan, and Baker, stunning peaks that crown the Cascade range. Art Wolfe captures their untamed beauty from near and far in breathtaking images that reveal high snowfields, lush old-growth forests, and the haunting blue light of glaciers. These striking photographs convey the many moods of these untamed mountains, which for many people represent the last pure and wild places on the planet. Michael Lanza's text includes fascinating little-known facts about each of the seven summits.