Finger Lakes Panoramas
Kristian Reynolds
Foreword by Hon. Matthew F. McHugh
The Finger Lakes region of central New York is a place where light and water meet to create a distinctive look to the land that residents cherish and visitors return to again and again. To capture the wide open beauty of the long lakes under changing skies, and the surrounding hilly vistas, photographer Kristian Reynolds has found the perfect vehicle in a panoramic camera. Within the wide sweep of his lens, he presents images of dramatic gorges, picturesque villages, vivid weather patterns, fertile vineyards, classic boating scenes, and verdant countryside. This is a book for both lifetime lovers and newly initiated fans of the Finger Lakes, a book which reveals the best of the Upstate landscape.
 The foreword is by the Hon. Matthew F. McHugh, Counsel to the World Bank and former upstate New York Member of Congress.

ISBN 0-935526-55-2 • 128 pp., 12" x 8", full color throughout
$39.95 hardcover

Waterfalls and Gorges of the Finger Lakes
Derek Doeffinger
Foreword by Frank H. T. Rhodes
Waterfalls and Gorges of the Finger Lakes is a dazzling book of photographs of one of the Northeast's most beautiful, best-loved regions. Photographer and writer Derek Doeffinger has captured the mystery of Upstate New York's unique terrain, from its deep gorges and sparkling streams to the powerful grace of waterfalls crashing hundreds of feet over rock ledges. Includes a helpful map, and detailed directions to ten particularly beautiful and accessible sites.

ISBN 0-935526-24-2 128 pp. 9 x 12", full color throughout
$29.95, sewn paperback

Cornell Then & Now
Ronald E. Ostman and Harry Littell
From a cow pasture to a gothic “Camelot,” Cornell University—a much-beloved alma mater and one of the nation’s most beautiful universities—makes for a fascinating subject in this showpiece volume.
  Having unearthed caches of rare historic photographs of Cornell University, the authors of Cornell Then & Now offer readers a dazzling visual trek through a century of Cornell’s history. A must-have volume for Cornellophiles, as well as all history buffs and lovers of photography and architecture, Cornell Then & Now features nearly 200 beautifully printed duotone photographs, comparing views from Cornell’s past with identical scenes from the present day.
 A carefully researched, behind-the-scenes narrative describes the spectacular changes that have altered the face of the campus, and the captivating legends rooted within the gothic towers and gabled roofs. Authors Ostman and Littell recount such stories as the ill-fated McGraw-Fiske Mansion, built out of a doomed love affair, as well as the notorious 1997 pumpkin caper.


ISBN 0-59013-045-6 • 164 pp. plus 42" wide fold-out Aerial Panoramic Centerfold
11" x 8.5" $29.95, sewn paperback

Waterfalls of the Adirondacks and Catskills
Derek Doeffinger and Keith Boas
Foreword by Hon. H. Carl McCall
Ancient and mythic, the mountainous Adirondack and Catskill regions of New York are rich with storied character and cultures. Focusing on the sparkling waterfalls and rugged cuts and cloves of these territories, accomplished photographers Derek Doeffinger and Keith Boas capture the intense appeal of each district as well as the wild, often elusive but always compelling drama of their beauty.
 Beautifully printed, this book features full-color photographs, two large, clear locator maps, and a selection of special sites to visit.

ISBN 0-935526-62-5 • 128 pp., 9" x 12", full color throughout
$32.95, sewn paperback

Finger Lakes Splendor
Derek Doeffinger and Gary Whelpley
The splendor and beauty of New York's Finger Lakes are illuminated in this gorgeous photography collection. From idyllic country scenes featuring whimsical roadside stands and small town festivals to magnificent images of the region's spectacular waterfalls, gorges, and wineries, this visual journey through a western portion of the Empire State will charm and delight. The 7"x5" hardcover unexpectedly opens up to beautiful 14"x5" photo spreads.

ISBN 978-1-59013-145-9 * 224 pp., 7" x 5", full color throughout
$16.95, hardcover