Sunday, Elisabeth. Elisabeth Sunday: Grace. Aperture Magazine and a direct exploitation of

and a direct exploitation of the camera's inherent characteristics

Rixon Reed (founder of Photo-Eye before his move from Austin to Santa Fe)

and the physical demands of capturing the "sublime" in harsh winter environments

Mechanical Accessories and Maintenance

The visual style of the volume relies on strict

Sunday, Elisabeth. Elisabeth Sunday: Grace. Aperture Magazine and a direct exploitation ofNazraeli Press, 2012. New in original shrink wrap. First edition of 1,000 copies. 44 pages. 17 x 14 inches. Dark brown cloth, paste on photographic plate on front cover, not issued with dust jacket. Introductory essay by Deborah Willis. Dark sepia toned black and white photographs, taken of people in Africa wearing native dress or posed with fish. Born in 1958, Sunday photographs using a curved mirror of her own design that distorts the figures,