The Infinite Rose Hardcover – January 14, 2004

Beautiful photos from familiar artist

I was introduced to Harold's work by his now deceased daughter Robin Kovary who was my best friend and mentor. I was in awe of the beauty and detail of his photographs. Everything he touches with his camera and eye is magnificant. I am so fortunate to have a signed copy of this book. Over time, rose will wither and die, but Harold's photographs are imortal!

The pictures in this book are stunning. I love just looking at the pictures but more than that I enjoy using the book as a reference for my art. The book is full of beautiful pictures that can serve as reference for still life studies.

I like the book but got it mostly for reference for my paintings. I needed some close up pictures of roses and the computer doesn't do rose pics any justice, not usually. So this book makes it possible for me to see the details up close and on hand. Do I wish it was a bigger book of roses sure. We always want more of course. I'm going through an Artistic botanical phase in my art and need every picture I can get my hands on for drawing purposes. Since winter hit my garden isn't putting out any beautiful rose yet so I have to use these kind of resources. This book, the computer, other plant books I've purchased and so forth. So this book is cool to look at but only a couple of things I can actually use. The price was fair too.

This book of photographs of roses is beautiful. The pictures are stunning and it is great to just look through

The images done in low light are magical. This is a lovely book

The photographs in this book were made by placing each flower directly onto a scanning bed. The results are generally quite lovely, but with a consistant light source and unchanging methodology, it quickly becomes a one-trick pony. As far as a comparison study between different varieties of roses, it's quite nice, but limited.

Beautiful pictures. Book was in very good condition.