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<P>Today I was at the University of Washington library to check some materials on an entirely unrelated subject, but decided to treat myself to a few minutes to look at a book of photographs of the Camino and Santiago by the famed Austrian-American photographer Inge Morath. The black and white photographs are stunning and, at least for those of us who have walked the Camino, evocative, bringing back all kinds of memories. Not the least of the them are a couple of shots at O Cebreiro on a foggy/cloudy/rainy day, but also included are some cityscapes in Santiago that are nearly enough to make one want to walk the route again and soon. It was truly a shock, then, to read today's New York Times before dinner and see Ms. Morath's obituary. She died at age 78 on Wednesday. Famous in her own right for her fantastic photographs on many subjects as a member of the photographic cooperative Magnum, she was also the wife of the playwright Arthur Miller. Her book of Santiago and Ca!
mino photographs cannot be recommended too highly:</P>
<P>Morath, Inge. 1999. Camino de Santiago. Santiago de Compostela: Universidad de Santiago de Compostela.(In galician with part of the written contents translated into english and castellano.)</P>
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<P>E. O. Pederson</P>
<P>Seattle, WA</P></DIV>
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