From Library Journal
In this beautiful exposition of the five deserts of North America, Hyde's photographs capture the desolate and sometimes haunting beauty of thedesert landscape. Hyde has been exploring the desert for over 30 years and his love for the land is obvious. Unfortunately, his essays here are rather slight compared with the photographs. There is, however, an enlightening introduction by David Rains Wallace about evolutionary mysteries the desert presents. Libraries that can afford this book will not be disappointed by its quality. Randy Dykhuis, Grand Rapids P.L., Mich.
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