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Shark: Endangered predator of the seaby: Marty Snyderman 1995 |
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This book measures approx. 11in wide by 10in tall (28cm x 26cm). On those pages where there are photographs we find photographs and captions only. On those pages where there is text - there is text only. Having described this book as "exceedingly fine" - which it is, let me start with a criticism of this otherwise excellent work. On each page of text that text measures a very neat 6in x 5in and is placed in the centre of the page. This leaves a very large plain white margin on all sides. In fact the text actually occupies less than one third of the available paper on each page but is arranged so that it does not appear so. Why is this a criticism? The answer is simple. Marty Snyderman's work is so exceptionally good that I felt ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Seals and Sea Lions (The Wildlife Library)by: Charles Rotter, Marty Snyderman 1991-06 |
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This book measures approx. 11in wide by 10in tall (28cm x 26cm). On those pages where there are photographs we find photographs and captions only. On those pages where there is text - there is text only. Having described this book as "exceedingly fine" - which it is, let me start with a criticism of this otherwise excellent work. On each page of text that text measures a very neat 6in x 5in and is placed in the centre of the page. This leaves a very large plain white margin on all sides. In fact the text actually occupies less than one third of the available paper on each page but is arranged so that it does not appear so. Why is this a criticism? The answer is simple. Marty Snyderman's work is so exceptionally good that I felt ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Living Oceanby: Marty Snyderman 1989 |
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This book measures approx. 11in wide by 10in tall (28cm x 26cm). On those pages where there are photographs we find photographs and captions only. On those pages where there is text - there is text only. Having described this book as "exceedingly fine" - which it is, let me start with a criticism of this otherwise excellent work. On each page of text that text measures a very neat 6in x 5in and is placed in the centre of the page. This leaves a very large plain white margin on all sides. In fact the text actually occupies less than one third of the available paper on each page but is arranged so that it does not appear so. Why is this a criticism? The answer is simple. Marty Snyderman's work is so exceptionally good that I felt ... Read More: >>More Details |
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California Marine Life: A Guide to Common Marine Speciesby: Marty Snyderman May 28, 1999 |
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California Marine Life is a well written guide to the varied underwater world of California. The book is divided into chapters on the different types of underwater environment (Kelp-forests, tidal-zones, rocky-shores etc), which makes it much more interesting to read than the regular "endless-list-of-fish-species" type of book. I also gives you a good overview on what you might expect in the different types of environment. The photos in this book are really great. I can recommend this book to everyone interested in Californian marine life. >>More Details |
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Caribbean Marine Lifeby: Marty Snyderman, Clay Wiseman 1993-02 |
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These two authors have a list of credits to impress anyone. I suppose in some ways they could, therefore, sit back on their laurels and allow their reputations to sell their work. But not so! I could not find one single underwater image in this book which was not of the highest standard. From photographs of Divers and Sharks right down to the finest macro-photography, this is a book to show all budding underwater photographers how it should be done. That said, this is not a book about photographs - it is a guide to the Marine Life of the Caribbean, Bahamas and Florida. "What do you mean the Caribbean, Bahamas AND Florida - surely it's all the Caribbean" I hear some people say. But they're the sort of people who think whales are ... Read More: >>More Details |
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California Marine Life: A Field Guideby: Marty Snyderman, Marty Synderman 1988 |
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These two authors have a list of credits to impress anyone. I suppose in some ways they could, therefore, sit back on their laurels and allow their reputations to sell their work. But not so! I could not find one single underwater image in this book which was not of the highest standard. From photographs of Divers and Sharks right down to the finest macro-photography, this is a book to show all budding underwater photographers how it should be done. That said, this is not a book about photographs - it is a guide to the Marine Life of the Caribbean, Bahamas and Florida. "What do you mean the Caribbean, Bahamas AND Florida - surely it's all the Caribbean" I hear some people say. But they're the sort of people who think whales are ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Guide to Marine Life of the Caribbean, Bahamas and Floridaby: Marty Snyderman December 31, 1996 |
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These two authors have a list of credits to impress anyone. I suppose in some ways they could, therefore, sit back on their laurels and allow their reputations to sell their work. But not so! I could not find one single underwater image in this book which was not of the highest standard. From photographs of Divers and Sharks right down to the finest macro-photography, this is a book to show all budding underwater photographers how it should be done. That said, this is not a book about photographs - it is a guide to the Marine Life of the Caribbean, Bahamas and Florida. "What do you mean the Caribbean, Bahamas AND Florida - surely it's all the Caribbean" I hear some people say. But they're the sort of people who think whales are ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Night Diving: A Consumer's Guide to the Specialty of Night Divingby: Ken Loyst, Robert Von Maier, Marty Snyderman 1993-10 |
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These two authors have a list of credits to impress anyone. I suppose in some ways they could, therefore, sit back on their laurels and allow their reputations to sell their work. But not so! I could not find one single underwater image in this book which was not of the highest standard. From photographs of Divers and Sharks right down to the finest macro-photography, this is a book to show all budding underwater photographers how it should be done. That said, this is not a book about photographs - it is a guide to the Marine Life of the Caribbean, Bahamas and Florida. "What do you mean the Caribbean, Bahamas AND Florida - surely it's all the Caribbean" I hear some people say. But they're the sort of people who think whales are ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Shark: Endangered Predator of the Seaby: Marty Snyderman 1997-07 |
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This book measures approx. 11in wide by 10in tall (28cm x 26cm). On those pages where there are photographs we find photographs and captions only. On those pages where there is text - there is text only. Having described this book as "exceedingly fine" - which it is, let me start with a criticism of this otherwise excellent work. On each page of text that text measures a very neat 6in x 5in and is placed in the centre of the page. This leaves a very large plain white margin on all sides. In fact the text actually occupies less than one third of the available paper on each page but is arranged so that it does not appear so. Why is this a criticism? The answer is simple. Marty Snyderman's work is so exceptionally good that I felt cheated ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Life in the Seaby: Marty Snyderman 1997-01 |
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This book measures approx. 11in wide by 10in tall (28cm x 26cm). On those pages where there are photographs we find photographs and captions only. On those pages where there is text - there is text only. Having described this book as "exceedingly fine" - which it is, let me start with a criticism of this otherwise excellent work. On each page of text that text measures a very neat 6in x 5in and is placed in the centre of the page. This leaves a very large plain white margin on all sides. In fact the text actually occupies less than one third of the available paper on each page but is arranged so that it does not appear so. Why is this a criticism? The answer is simple. Marty Snyderman's work is so exceptionally good that I felt cheated ... Read More: >>More Details |
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