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This volume represents an important selection of 116 photographs from a specific window of time and place as viewed through the camera lens of one of the greatest botanists of all time. Ms. Watts has curated an impressive collection of images that not only serve to document Dr. Liogier's research but bring to light the unique way this particular scientist saw the world of plants in their environment. As Ms. Watts states, "Each photograph is an instant within diverging and overlapping trajectories: plant science research, photographic technology, plant species adaptation, habitat transformation, land conservation, climate change, a particular botanist's research, and an individual's lifetime." If you are interested in where science and fine art merge, then The Field Photographs of Alain H. Liogier is for you.
Brandy Watts is currently pursuing a graduate degree in the MLIS program at the University of California, Los Angeles. Ms.Watts also holds a Masters of Fine Art in lens-based media from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.