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Paul Rezendes has produced some exquisite books of photography, a best selling nature field guide, and a semiautobiographical and philosophical book on nature, both animal and human. All books are signed by Paul before being shipped. He will be happy to sign a personalized copy for you upon request.
In addition to his books, Paul offers fine art prints, note cards and yearly seasonal calendars for sale. (Check in July/August of each year when we post the following year's calendars.)
To order prints, go to the Fine Art Prints page. To order books, notes cards and calendars, use the ADD TO CART feature to pay via PayPal with a check, credit or debit card. If you prefer to order and pay us directly via check or money order, please contact us via email or call us at 978 249-8810.
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Massachusetts Impressions
by Paul Rezendes
The 100 color photographs in this book showcase some of the most beautiful scenery in Massachusetts–from the stunning Berkshires to winding, boulder-strewn streams, and from pastoral, rolling farmland to lush state forests with their resident flora and fauna. Also highlighted are spectacular views of the coast, with its historic lighthouses and charming seaside communities, as well as photographs depicting the state's rich history and culture. It makes a perfect gift or souvenir for resident and visitor alike!
Non-fiction, 80 pages, 9.125" x 8.125", published 2009
Softcover edition
$12.95 plus S&H
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Tracking and The Art of Seeing:
How to Read Animal Tracks and Sign
by Paul Rezendes
With over 150,000 copies in print, this best-selling field guide is a must for nature lovers everywhere. In this revised and updated edition, renowned nature photographer and animal tracking expert Paul Rezendes brings the fields and forests to life with his unique observations on North American wildlife and their tracks and signs. Illustrated with hundreds of his original color and black and white photographs, this book provides complete information on the behavior and habitat of over 50 animal species and shows you how to identify animals by their tracks, trail patterns, droppings, dens, scratches and other signs.
Nonfiction, 336 pages, 7" x 10"
First published 1992, Revised edition published 1999
Softcover edition only
$25.00 plus S&H
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The Wild Within: Adventures in Nature and Animal Teachings
by Paul Rezendes
Master tracker Paul Rezendes has followed bobcat through impenetrable swamps, wrestled a black bear in the Adirondack wilderness, and howled with coyotes at the edge of a moonlit field. Tracking an animal in this way brings deep knowledge of its secrets and its inner world, and Rezendes' spellbinding adventures have given him provocative insights into our essential relationship with nature - and ourselves.
Nonfiction, 256 pages, 6" x 9",
First published 1998, Reprinted edition published 2009
Softcover edition only
$12.00 plus S&H
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Martha's Vineyard Seasons: A Photographic Essay
by Paul Rezendes
Exploring a landscape, coming to know it intimately, requires time, patience, and intense interest. When an understanding develops between photographer and subject, the depth of its quality shows clearly. The images in this book created from this intimate connection between place and eye and imagination show the proof of that bond between Paul Rezendes and the island he loves. By touring this remarkable island through Paul's photographs, Martha's Vineyard comes alive as "each season offers its own palette of colors, each village its own unique flavor, and each harbor its own scent of the sea." (from Paul Rezendes in Martha's Vineyard Seasons.)
Nonfiction, 80 pages, 10.75" x 9.25", published 2005
Hardcover edition
$19.95 plus S&H
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Wetlands: The Web of Life
by Paul Rezendes and Paulette M. Roy
Paul's first and most significant book of photographs is Wetlands: The Web of Life coauthored with his wife, Paulette Roy. A coffee table book filled with more than 120 gorgeous vivid color photographs of America's wetlands with accompanying inspirational text, this book is a celebration - a plea for understanding and preservation - of these unique and irreplaceable meeting places of life. Published by Sierra Club as part of their wetlands initiative, a copy of the book was presented to then Vice-President Al Gore and each member of congress to heighten awareness of the need to preserve and protect our nation's fragile and imperiled wetlands.
Nonfiction, 156 pages, 10" x 11.25", published 1996
Hardcover edition; Softcover edition
Out-of-print. To search for existing copies, click here.
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The Lighthouse Companion Series
This is a series of three comprehensive guides to the historic lighthouses of New England and Long Island Sound. Each description includes full-color photographs of the lighthouse, a brief history, directions to reach it by car, or its latitude and longitude to find it by sea, along with contact information to arrange tours. These invaluable guides include appendices that cover lodging, local events, and sites of interest in each area. Designed to fit comfortably into a bag or glove compartment, they are the perfect travel companions for lighthouse lovers everywhere!
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The Lighthouse Companion
for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire
Nonfiction, 184 pages, 6" x 9", published 2004
Softcover, $12.95 plus S&H
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The Lighthouse Companion for Maine
Nonfiction, 160 pages, 6" x 9", published 2005
Softcover, $12.95 plus S&H
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The Lighthouse Companion for Connecticut and Long Island Sound**
Nonfiction, 96 pages, 6" x 9", published 2005
Softcover, $9.95 plus S&H
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** This volume was also published with an alternate cover and title: The Lighthouse Companion for Long Island Sound. All contents are exactly the same in both versions, only the cover is different. Depending upon availability, we reserve the right to interchange these books to fulfill orders.
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