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UK price:
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Format:
Paperback
Size: 6 x 9
Pages: 112
ISBN: 0-595-12892-0
Writers Club Press
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of the text and photos!
A Camera in
the Dales
is a photographic diary in
monochrome! With its
authentic photographs and
picturesque verbal memories,
it is a magical evocation of
past customs in one of the
most romantic dales in
Yorkshire.
This book, with its 56
monochrome photographs of
the Yorkshire dales and
dales life, is more than a
colourful survey of the
Yorkshire dales – it is a
potted history, for many
anecdotes, picaresque
characters and old customs
are captured here – through
the lens of the camera and
the sensitive mind of the
author. The reader will be
taken back not only to the
days of Lady Anne Clifford,
to the days of the carthorse
and the blacksmith, but will
witness the passing of the
steam railway and the
changing seasons in what
must be one of the most
beautiful parts of England.
A new edition will be coming
out shortly which will
include John's memories of
his childhood in Cumbria and
his poems.
About
the author
Born
in a Cumbrian village in
1915, John Moore was
involved with farming until
he moved into the dales in
the ’fifties. From a child
he had always been
interested in photography
and now took it up as a
freelance.
He learnt the art of sheep
photography for breeders’
flock books and apart from
weddings and press work, he
became involved in
photographic projects in the
dales. Meeting so many
people in his work, he came
to appreciate these sturdy
folk of the dales.
(John Moore passed away
at the age of 89
and was laid to rest on the
11th August 2004. He will be
remembered not only for his
brilliant black and white
photographs of the Yorkshire
Dales, but for his kind and
loving personality. Many
married couples in the Dales
will remember him as the
very attentive and patient
photographer who
photographed their weddings,
and members of family on
special occasions.--CHM,
Diadem Books.)