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Ever since I picked up a camera and said I was going to be a photographer, I have wanted to do a Mississippi River Project. In 1991 on a trip down Mississippi Highway 1, I came across an old oxbow of the Mississippi, stepped in a fire ant nest, made a photograph, and found my Mississippi River Project. I would document wetlands the Mississippi created as it meandered from the Source to the Louisiana Gulf Coast.
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"As with every book I've seen in which Quinta Scott is involved, The Mississippi: A Visual Biography combines an in-depth, accurate, and revealing description of its subject with magnificent photographs that take you deeper into the subject than any text."
John M. Barry, author of Rising Tide: The Great Flood of 1927 and How it Changed America. |
Thanks for the first book I have seen that addresses the contemporary river, headwaters to gulf."
Dan McGuiness, Audubon, St. Paul, Minnesota |
"Your photographs always look like paintings to me at first, and they have this distinct quality that says Quinta Scott Was Here, Really."
Bruce Biles, Editialla, New Orleans Ladder |
Print information for 8 x 10 prints only:
Color Fuji Crystal Archive Prints |
$107
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Color or Black and White Giclee Prints |
$107
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Black and White Fiber Prints |
$107
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Love that photograph,
but not ready to order?
Let's have a conversation.
and I will send you a short essay titled,
"Five facts you may not know about the Mississippi."
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