I have a fine art photography book available for purchase at Blurb.com. Take a look. They make decent coffee table books, as the title suggests. It’s divided into three sections: Conceptual, City, and Landscapes and Nature.

From the inside flap of the book:

Verbatim is a collection of photographs that are meant to mean something. A philosophy of memory that is based in the fact that emotion is our constant companion and that no memory is complete without it guides these pages.

Wildly different in its components, themes, and styles, Verbatim will take you on a trip through your concepts and ideas, through faraway lands, and to the city you call home, all rich in interpretation and ambiance.

From an abandoned school playground to a rainy street in Ireland’s countryside, not forgetting a street performer in Edinburgh or a glass of wine sitting on a drafted story, Verbatim likely has something that everyone can enjoy and identify with – in no particular order. A different experience on every spread, Verbatim is what photography is meant to be.

You can see the book preview on Blurb as well, before you buy it. Send it to your friends as a gift! Since the book customizes itself to the user (you don’t believe me, but try it out), it’s good for anyone. There’s even some dark cemetery stuff in there.

When you look through it, tell me what you think is your favorite. My favorite part of photography is finding out what images connect with people; some people love some images and others hate them, but love different ones… I learn so much about people by what images they connect with.