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Aftersleep Books - 2005-06-20 07:00:00 | © Copyright 2004 - www.aftersleep.com () | sitemap | top |
I really appreciate Anne Geddes use of simplicity in this book. Her positioning of the models demonstrates her understanding of aesthetic shape and form. She positions the babies so delicately in order to create a sense of how magnificent and precious they really are at that stage. I especially love the closeness and various angles of the pictures and the intimate relationship she creates between the subject and the viewer. It's her simplicity of the pictures that makes them so breath taking and pure. This book is a must for those that appreciate life and the birth of it.