Harold Feinstein: Paradise

A collection of 100 flower portraits by photographer Harold Feinstein. The book features colour portraits of dahlias, roses, anemones, poppies, pansies, orchids, tulips, azaleas, peonies and other flowers in detail. Each variety is coupled with a brief description that includes hints about cultivation, aiming to make the book as useful ...more

The Dutch had Tulip Mania in the 17th century. Victorian England had its own equivalent with "orchidelirium," an obsessive passion for orchids that has carried into the present day. Orchids remain among the most beautiful, hotly debated, and passionately collected of all flowers. ORCHIDELIRIUM presents Harold Feinstein's breathtaking pictures of ...more

This follow-up to One Hundred Flowers features gorgeous color photographs of seashells both familiar and exotic.ONE HUNDRED SEASHELLS features close-up portraits of seashells by acclaimed photographer Harold Feinstein, author of the critically acclaimed gift book One Hundred Flowers. Large in format and luxuriously produced, ONE HUNDRED SEASHELLS brings forth the ...more

The Infinite Rose, a delightful collection of rose photographs, showcases the tremendous variety of this most beloved and romantic of flowers. Captions provide both the Latin and popular names of each rose, and an introduction by Feinstein explains his passion for photographing nature's exquisite gifts. Published simultaneously with The Infinite ...more

Harold Feinstein is widely admired for his vivid and breathtaking close-up photographs of flowers. His book One Hundred Flowers (Bulfinch, 2000) sold over 20,000 copies and is in its second printing, while posters and prints of his works have become highly collectible. These delightful collections of rose and tulip images ...more

In Foliage, Harold Feinstein returns to the natural forms that he chronicled in One Hundred Flowers. An introduction by popular gardening author Sydney Eddison explores the cultural significance of plants while revealing the subtle ways in which they touch our daily lives. Her introduction, along with text by horticulture expert ...more

Hardcover datebook featuring the photography of Harold Feinstien. This pocket-sized 2005 engagement calendar offers easy-to-read grids with holidays and moon phases, six full color bi-monthly tabbed dividers with a 2-month planner, a ribbon page marker and extra pages for notes in each section. Each date page also includes a 2-month ...more

Celebrated master photographer Harold Feinstein began taking photographs as a teenager. Early on, his black and white street photography caught the attention of Edward Steichen, director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art, who purchased his photographs for the Museum's permanent collection. Feinstein's photographs have been exhibited by, and ...more