Transfer of Grace: Images of the Lowcountry
Oh, the beauty of the land and water! We are compelled not only to stand in awe of the Lowcountry's unique presence, but also to work to preserve it. This book is a feast for the eyes and food for the soul. --Lois Battle, author ofStoryville & The Florabama Ladies Auxiliary & Sewing Circle<br /><br />Oh, the beauty of the land and water! We are compelled not only to stand in awe of the Lowcountry's unique presence, but also to work to preserve it. This book is a feast for the eyes and food for the soul. --Lois Battle, author ofStoryville & The Florabama Ladies Auxiliary & Sewing Circle<br /><br />The photography and words that make up Transfer of Grace reflect a rare and gifted sensitivity to the Southern soul in synchrony with nature. --Jonathan Green, artist<br /><br />Transfer of Grace is one of the most beautiful meditations on the South Carolina Lowcountry that has ever come my way. It feels delicate and sacramental in nature a love poem to the salt marshes, bays and rivers that define this extraordinary place. The photographs are priceless and the prose is surpassingly fine. --Pat Conroy, author ofPrince of Tides;Beach Music;The Great Santini;Lords of Discipline<br /><br />The photography and words that make up Transfer of Grace reflect a rare and gifted sensitivity to the Southern soul in synchrony with nature. --Jonathan Green, artistOh, the beauty of the land and water! We are compelled not only to stand in awe of the Lowcountry's unique presence, but also to work to preserve it. This book is a feast for the eyes and food for the soul. --Lois Battle, author ofStoryville & The Florabama Ladies Auxiliary & Sewing CircleThe photography and words that make up Transfer of Grace reflect a rare and gifted sensitivity to the Southern soul in synchrony with nature. --Jonathan Green, artist