Still life : a photographer's journey through grief and gardening /
"Jane Fulton Alt was never a gardener. That changed overnight when her husband, Howard, unexpectedly passed away. He left behind a partially realized native garden, his response to a deepening concern about climate change. Howard's vision of transforming their lawn into an extensive vibran...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York City :
MW Editions,
2026.
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| Summary: | "Jane Fulton Alt was never a gardener. That changed overnight when her husband, Howard, unexpectedly passed away. He left behind a partially realized native garden, his response to a deepening concern about climate change. Howard's vision of transforming their lawn into an extensive vibrant ecosystem loomed large for Alt. With the help and encouragement of her husband's mentors, she picked up a spade and began to dig, assuming full stewardship of the native garden while finding a new source of creativity and sustenance amid the grieving process. Still Life: A Photographer's Journey Through Grief and Gardening is a story of resilience. Alt's keen eye and deep insights instruct us on how personal loss can be a catalyst for transformation. With texts by teacher and founding member of Spirit Rock Meditation Center James Baraz, native plant evangelist Doug Tallamy, and photography impresario W. M. Hunt, Still Life is a quiet and moving reflection on loss and renewal"-- |
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| Physical Description: | 103 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 23 x 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781969303005 196930300X |