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Product details
- ISBN 9781419700873
- Weight: 2060g
- Dimensions: 311 x 316mm
- Publication Date: 01 Oct 2011
- Publisher: Abrams
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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Internationally award-winning photographer Mark Laita has focused his vast technical and artistic expertise on the creatures of the deep. In Sea, with cutting-edge photographic techniques, Laita unveils the full splendor and otherworldliness of the ocean’s inhabitants in an entirely new and thrilling way. Rippling reflections, stark backdrops, and surprising angles lay bare the astonishing beauty of the life that teems under the water’s surface. Leaping from the pages are piggybacking sea horses, iridescent jellyfish, ethereal but menacing stingrays, and deadly puffer fish. Laita’s masterful photography reveals their extraordinary colors, textures, and personalities to us as never before.Praise for Sea:“Here is craft honed to so high a level it becomes art. Sea is simply a miracle of depiction.” —The Wall Street Journal
Mark Laita is an esteemed photographer with studios in Los Angeles and New York. His distinctive still life photography has been used in advertising for a long list of commercial clients, including Sony, Adidas, BMW, and Apple. His non-commissioned work has also been widely exhibited, and his flower images recently featured in a series of stamps for the United States Postal Service.
