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Crossings
Details about the Book
Factual information and insights about ... Drive-on/drive-off ferries Geology and the mountains Varieties of fog Ferries as a transit system Central Sound routes The Seattle/Bainbridge route Rhythm of the ferries Mount Rainier Water surface variations Ships and shipping Deck levels on ferries Factual odds and ends A visual guide to ferry jargon Area and local reference maps Offered in these stores: In Seattle: — Elliott Bay Book Co. — Arundel Books — Made In Washington — Colman Dock News On Bainbridge Island: — Eagle Harbor Book Co. — Winslow Drugs — The Traveler — Museum Gift Shop, Bainbridge Island Historical Society — Chamber of Commerce, Bainbridge Island In Kitsap County: — Liberty Bay Books, downtown Poulsbo — Clever (gift shop), Kingston (near ferry) — Dauntless Books, Port Gamble |
Asking a bookstore to obtain Crossings:
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Specifics about the printing:
Matte coated heavy art paper (acid-free) is the background canvas for more than 375 original photographs, each of which is individually "spot varnished" with a clear overlay that enhances the glow and colors of the image. The book's 304 pages are divided into signatures that are "smythe sewn" for durability and to allow the pages to open smoothly. Laminate overlays protect the cover and dust jacket.
The nature and form of the book:
Crossings is a book-length photojournalistic celebration of the Puget Sound ferry experience. The key traits of a photo story are that it employs narrative and uses a story structure to convey information through a blending of images and words. The book portrays, explores, and helps explain what can be viewed on voyages across Puget Sound.
Below: A sample two-page spread from Crossings' "visual guide to ferry jargon" with
verbal and visual explanations of the terms "picklefork", "jackstaff", and "car tunnel".
For Library of Congress catalog classification details and information, use this — Library of Congress — link. |
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