#E. Dan Klepper

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E. Dan Klepper: Meteor (2020) burning tumbleweed

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100 Moons one hundred photographs of the rising full moon e. dan klepper #edanklepper #moon #photography

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Fabulous--great depth of beauty A remarkable collection of absolutely gorgeous photography of the Texas Big Bend Region and Fresno Ranch in particular. Having been fortunate to have visited Fresno Ranch on a few occasions during recent years, I was so pleased to see how the author's collection of photographs and stories from his experiences at Fresno Ranch completely captured the majesty of this extraordinarily scenic and often quite magical location. Go to Amazon

Klepper has done a beautiful job capturing the actual experience in his unexpected assembly ... Dan Klepper's book faithfully portrays the rough texture, surface and timeless existence of this remote region, through many thoughtful photographs both color and B&W, and blends them with a surprisingly objective series of short essays on aspects of life in relative isolation. He doesn't hesitate to include the hardships along with the pleasures of time spent "off the clock" away from our highly regulated urban/suburban normalities. Go to Amazon

Klepper is a genius. Magnificent. Far more than a pretty book consigned to gather dust. A story of heart, wisdom, and delivered with a humble sense of place and continuity. Go to Amazon

EXCELLENT BOOK! Picked up a copy of Why the Raven Calls the Canyon at the Klepper Gallery in Marathon today. READ IT IN ONE SITTING. The narrative is tight and compelling and the photography left me dumbfounded. Great addition to any Texana collection and a virtual must-have for anyone passionate about the BIG BEND. Big fan of E. Dan Klepper! Go to Amazon

with an abundance of love and tenderness—especially in the portrayal of dogs “Why the Raven Calls the Canyon” by E. Dan Klepper invites the viewer and reader into a wild realm where introspection in unavoidable, so tread softly yet fearlessly, as does he. The merciless harshness of a remote, unforgiving land balances, albeit precariously at times, with an abundance of love and tenderness—especially in his portrayal of dogs, which threads them through the book as both totem spirits and emotional guideposts to his intriguing photographs and spare-yet-eloquent prose. Klepper is unrelenting in the self-examination that a life lived in brutal heat, primitive conditions, and isolation brings, somehow never losing sight of himself. “I realized that sitting for a haircut often provides more enlightenment in twenty minutes than a year on a mountaintop,” he writes. That line can only be written by someone who often searches his soul but rarely looks in a mirror—here, with a trusted friend wielding razor and scissors on his head and throat. Go to Amazon

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100 moons one hundred photographs of the rising full moon e. dan klepper

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hailstones (hailstones, quartz and prism) e. dan klepper

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hailstones (hailstones, quartz and prism) e. dan klepper

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cover for “why the raven calls the canyon”, a new book of photographs by e. dan klepper

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cover for “why the raven calls the canyon”, new book of photographs by e. dan klepper

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red ladder e dan klepper

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Meteor (burning tumbleweed) by E. Dan Klepper, 2020. photomontage.

tumbleweed engulfed in flames

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Meteor (burning tumbleweed) by E. Dan Klepper, 2020. photomontage.

tumbleweed engulfed in flames