Steven Arnold (died 1994) was a master of drama. He used his camera to concoct bizarre fantasies rich in imagination and overflowing with props. He had no fear as far as subject matter and he painted is often nude models, draped, positioned and manipulated them, and the results are like Rorschach tests - often bipartite views that serve to make the eye investigate while it is titilating. Other phototographers have used the staged studio setup (Joel Peter Witkin is the most familiar of these), but few have pulled off the theatical, operatic, erotic images like Steven Arnold. This is a priceless book that can be enjoyed on many levels. A definite collectors item!

Great introduction to the life of the most famous moviemaker in Hollywood, from his unique childhood to his lucky breaks to his outlook for the future. Lots of fun photographs and quotes from people who really know what makes Spielberg tick.

Great book for the 9-14 age group or anyone older looking for a light read. Lots and lots of interesting pictures of Spieberg's childhood, early career and blockbuster movies and behind-the-scene production. Well written and a high quality book.

How could this book be anything less than great, it has the greatest subject matter, STEVEN SPIELBERG!

At first I thought that this will be another book with lame storyline and character, which will look at the relationship between gay people and their parents from a pesimistic point of view. However, to my delight this book really touches me with the positive attitude of a gay father who is encouraging his son to find true love. The book is not about homosexuality. Instead, it is about finding true love which I think is the center theme of the story. All in all, the book is a must see

The book is well written and covers the subject in depth and effectively. The focus on examples by author makes it a very practical guide in the use of these methods in petroleum exploration. Unlike other articles or books that just touch on the subject this is a practical guide that helps the reader cut through the hype. It is clear the author practices what he writes about and not merely cut and paste examples from other sources.

What a pleasure it is to experience the work of an author who has total command over his material. In a slender 160 pages, the author explains -- in both words and pictures -- the mythology, anthropology, abuse, and endurance of this fascinating and lurid symbol. This is one of the most interesting books on fascist regalia written in recent years.

This Squadron/Signal publication was the first serious attempt to document in photographs the development of the Russian T-34 tank. Author Zaloga is one of the foremost experts on Soviet era armored fighting vehicles, and he did an excellent job considering that this was published before the fall of the Warsaw Pact opened up the Russian state archives. The book has a wide format, and the pictures are well-reproduced on glossy paper. There are also numerous small sketches illustrating vehicle fittings and changes made over the course of production. The centerspread features color drawings of vehicles in period markings. Overall, the book has held up remarkably well over the years, and deserves a place on the bookshelf of all AFV enthusiasts.

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A lot of information on machining packed into one book. Good to keep in your tool box.