American Ground

American Ground

American Ground is a day by day account of the author’s motorcycle pilgrimage from Boston to Berkeley in the summer of 2003. Undertaken while on sabbatical leave from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, American Ground recounts his experiences and impressions of the state of Union and the people and places encountered along the way. Richly illustrated with the author’s photographs, American Ground reveals much of what goes unseen, is taken for granted, or simply ignored by most of us as we go about our busy daily lives. “This book is essential reading for anyone who has made their own journey, planning one, or is an armchair traveler.” — Gregori Bresaz (world traveler)

20.99cm x 29.70cm (8.264 x 11.694 inches)
72 black & white pages/color cover
US $19.95
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Walking Through Shadows is the full account of an out of shape  American’s pilgrimage  to Santiago de Compostela  in North West Spain.  The daily journal  and photographs  chronicle  the physical, mental, and spiritual challenges  encountered on this 36  day journey  of 500 miles on foot. He retraces the route taken by countless pilgrims since 1000 a.d. Carl Sesto is a photographer and book artist who undertook this life-changing pilgrimage while on a sabbatical from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston where he has taught for 20 years. Carl is a professional photographer, and it shows in the photographs he has used. caminosantiagocompostela.com One of the most important camino diaries for me from the photographer Carl Sesto. FotoCaminoSantiago ISBN: 978-0-9828916-4-3 Second Edition

15.24cm x 22.86cm (6 x 9 inches)
256 black & white pages/color cover

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Dragon Claw

Dragon Claw

“The reasons you have for doing what you’re doing are probably the most important aspect of your work. It’s not about the final product. In fact, too much emphasis on the outcome blinds you to what is really at the bottom of it all.” — Gregori Bresaz

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