Raymond J. Klein’s Masterful Poetry and Photography Collection Earns a 4-Star Foreword Clarion Rating

Raymond J. Klein’s unique artistry and his eye for photography are evident in his creations. He constantly experiments different techniques in photography and this collection definitely showcases that. His book will not just present his breathtaking photographs but also features the work of different poets and explores more of Klein’s photographic techniques.

As the title suggests, “Visions of Light: Inspirational Poetry. Stunning Photography.” matches Klein’s stunning photographs with inspirational poems from different contributors. Not only that, his book is definitely a perfect mix of inspiration and interest among readers. It showcases both his brilliant artistry and teaches aspiring and professional photographers of his step-by-step processes in capturing photographs.

Foreword Clarion’s Peter Dabbene dubs Klein’s collection as a “brilliant book in several senses of the word.” He applauds of this unique collection and emphasizes how he masterfully collaborates his work with poetry that makes it even more effective among his readers. All in all, Dabbene praises Klein’s masterpiece by saying “As inspiration, curiosity, or technical guide, ‘Visions of Light’ has much to offer.”

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Visions of Light: Inspirational Poetry. Stunning Photography.
Written by: Raymond J. Klein
Published by: Redemption Press
Published date: April 7, 2014
Hardcover price: $39.99
 
 
About the Author
For Raymond J. Klein, finding his dad’s folding Kodak camera at age 12 was the first stepping stone to an adventure that continues to this day. He began his career as a commercial photographer in 1956, creating a portfolio that propelled him into advertising photography in Chicago by 1959. Experimenting with lighting effects in the studio led him to develop a series of dynamic images seen in advertisements. Moving to Vancouver, Washington, after retiring in 1994, he continued to pursue creative photography, with his experimentation juried into exhibits at local art galleries.
 

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