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Hebrideans

by The Photographs of Monica Weller

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Flexible, high-gloss laminated cover
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About the Book
Soft back, standard landscape design book of black and white images. In 1994, on a small ferry boat between the island of Berneray and the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, Monica Weller photographed a woman and her children. This photograph became one of her most important images. Since that time it has become almost a scared pilgrimage of nearly 700 miles to the Outer Hebrides to indulge in her photography and the sense of calm that the islands bring. Monica is a Fellow of The Royal Photographic Society. Her black and white Hebridean photographs, for which she is well known, grace this unique book now available here as a soft back in standard landscape, format. As with all Blurb soft backs, it does not come with the flaps inside the front and back cover.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 70
  • Publish Date: Jun 29, 2014
  • Language English
  • Keywords Hebridean Connections, Scotland Hebrides, the power of photography, black and white photography, black and white photos, beautiful black and white photography, black and white photographer, black and white photography portraits, Hebrides islands on the edge, The Hebrides, Monica Weller's black and white photography, Monica Weller's Hebridean photographs, Monica Weller's Hebridean portraits, Hebridean portraits, island people, Outer Hebrides, Monica Weller FRPS, black and white photographs, film camera, Isle of Harris, Western Isles, photography books, Hebrides, Scotland, islanders, UK, people, b+w
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About the Creator
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Monica Weller
Bookham, Surrey, UK

Monica's Post about The Outer Hebrides: copperknobconnection.wordpress.com Monica's India Blog: monicaweller12.wordpress.com Monica is a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society (FRPS), a photographic judge and lecturer. She held a one-woman show at the RPS HQ in Bath, England and won awards from both The RPS and the London Salon of Photography. She began a freelance journalism course in 2000 and has had articles published in a variety of newspapers and magazines. She is the ghost writer of 'Ruth Ellis, My Sister's Secret Life' published in 2005 in which she unveiled new evidence about the last woman to be hanged in the UK. Her second true crime book INJURED PARTIES, Solving the Murder of Dr Helen Davidson was published in 2016. facebook.com/RuthEllis2017 facebook.com/InjuredParties

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