pictorial works

Includes three wordless corresponding friezes, each of which depicts an aspect of the environment: sky, land, and underground.

A photographic display of aquarium fishes.

Accompanied by essays on the photographer's work and an interview, presents sixty color portraits taken from 2003 to 2006 of students at high schools across the United States who are from different economic, social, and ethnic groups, along with a brief autobiographical statement by each student written at the beginning of the sitting.

Contains over 450 color photographs of wildlife around the world by internationally-renowned photographer Mitsuaki Iwago. Includes an introductory essay and picture captions.

A photographic study of mountain lions, providing information about their habitats, life cycles, and behaviors.

Photographs and text help profile the different plants, animals, and people who live in the rain forests of Central and South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

A photographic celebration of the moose, providing information about the history, habitat, and behaviors of the majestic animals, and including discussion of conservation efforts to preserve the moose in the wild.