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by Clay Perry (Author), Maggie Perry (Author) "The seemingly lifeless sun-baked olive groves of Greece hold infinite delights if you know where to look..." (more)
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Photography that magically transforms the most ordinary flowers into extraordinary works of art is Clay Perry's signature style. Arguably one of today's finest floral photographers, Perry once again treats the viewer to a bee's-eye glimpse into the heart and soul of 75 botanical species, ranging from the exotic to the everyday. From the subtle eroticism of tropical calla lilies to the lush elegance of simple chrysanthemums, Perry glorifies the infinite variety of tex