Picture America by Alinder, Jim - Photographs; Text by Wright Morris; Introduction by Ansel Adams - 1982.

Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1982. Cloth bound hardback in dust jacket. First edition. Very Good+ with bump to the top of the spine and light wear along the bottom of the boards. The book has a memorial bookplate on the front paste-down in memory of the New York photographer Arley Bondarin and the stain from a sticker on FFEP. The dj is Very Good+ with light wear along the top, a small closed tear and light wear at the corners, in a mylar cover. 124 pages; 55 duotoned b&w full-page, photographic plates; 9.5 x 11 inches. Out of Print. Alinder was executive director of Friends of Photography; he is a photographer who experiments with unusual cameras, an editor and educator. This book was shot with an Instamatic camera. From the flap: Jim Alinder took these photographs during the 1970s...The images reveal the mystery inherent in commonplace objects and events. Instead of the stereotypical somber commentary on America's decaying landscape, Alinder documents the changing contours of its dreams. FREE SHIPPING and tracking within the US by Media Mail. Careful and secure packaging.