Henry Horenstein Photography


			Aquatics Photographs by Henry Horenstein Introduction by Richard Ellis This companion book to Creatures features 55 mysterious images printed in rich tritone and providing a glimpse of marine life never quite seen before. Photographed in a close-up style, these photographs are sometime abstract and romantic, other times intense and weird, and always intimate and provocative. With an introduction by science writer and marine artist Richard Ellis. © 2001

			Canine Henry Horenstein This examination of the photographer's inner dog features 57 images of different dogs at play and work, worried and cocky, flying through the air and napping on the sofa—or just showing off. Canine is printed in duotone and packaged in black cloth with a tipped-in cover photograph. © 2000

			Creatures Henry Horenstein This is a collection of 55 tritone images presents haunting images of animals from both land and sea. The Boston Globe wrote that the photographer “makes quasi abstractions out of living forms . . . His carp and jellyfish are weightless and oddly graceful, suspended in warm and diffuse atmospheres.” © 1999

			Racing Days Brendan Boyd Photographs by Henry Horenstein This evocative blend of 90 duotone photographs and seventy trenchant essays captures the gritty, yet elegant essence of a fascinating, but little-known closed universe—the world of thoroughbred racing. Republished with some changes from the original 1987 edition and with a text by novelist Brendan Boyd. © 1987, 1999

	Copyright © 2003 Henry Horenstein