Bøker av George Barnett

Faces of Nature reflects a contemplative deeper connection within the landscapes. Nature and Humans entirely involved as one big cognitive being. I've found myself in my purest state while being deep in the remote wilderness: climbing up pine roots, drinking fresh snowmelt, sleeping in fields of Castilleja, hiking up snow covered mountain passes, meditating with views of the Milky Way. The book mixes both wilderness photography and poems, primarily composed in the backcountry of northern Colorado, southeastern Utah and in my home state, Kentucky. See more work at www.startofthehowl.com

The Field Portfolio from George Barnett is colorful & inspiring, filled with 96 35mm film photographs. "This collection of work embodies the first decade of really finding out the truth of composition & light while roaming in the backcountry. Checkout more of his work at www.startofthehowl.com

"I started shooting polaroids as a way to properly archive my experiences as life was changing into adulthood. I documented falling in love, heartbreak, friendships, early years as a single father, partying and traveling around the world. When the old film ran dry and my camera became just an object on a bookshelf, I realized what the unintentional project finally meant. I was on an eight year journey of finding myself and attempting to make sense of this life I was given." This book is the last of Georges Polaroid photography series, filled with instant film images ranging from the first week he picked up his SX-70 through the last day he used it the Utah desert. Checkout more from this author at www.startofthehowl.com

Confined Conifers is Barnett's very first written publication, filled with his prose & poetry writings that span over the past six years of being heavily immersed in the wilderness. Much of the prose and poems found in the 60 pages of this book are contemplative narrowing love stories while becoming dependent on the wilderness for guidance and acceptance. This is the second edition of this book, printed with two never before published poems inside. To view more of his work go to www.startofthehowl.com

This volume aims to offer a solid basis for the necessary shared understanding between managers and information providers that should enable the information resources of an organization to be effectively harnessed to support decision-making activities.

George Barnett was the man behind the United States Marine Corps' transformation from an antiquated afterthought to a modern force with an international reputation. This edited version of his story provides an unprecedented look at the Corps between the Civil War and the Spanish-American War. Long mined by scholars, Barnett's memoir is now available to the public.