Brett Cole Photography - Nature. Conservation. Culture

Nature & Culture eBooks

Photography books, handmade with original content, featuring traditional book layout, available as screen-filling PDFs for a wide variety of devices including the iPad and other tablets. You can preview the books below.

The books showcase locations from Alaska to Africa to the Amazon, and promote conservation, endangered species protection, and cultural awareness. You can view the first 30-100 pages of each book. To purchase books ($10 each or $40 for all seven) simply email me. I accept PayPal and credit cards.

	Klamath Western America's Greatest Wetlands The Klamath is the greatest wetlands in the Western US, and one of the most important areas in the world for birds. It's been compromised over time, but has spectacular potential for restoration. It's a beautiful place, and it's one of the most compelling conservation stories in the world. This is the first and only photo full-length photo book about the Klamath. 166 pages \| Read Book \| Gallery \| Slideshow \| My Klamath Site

	Mojo & the Tree of Life One Dog's Story from India Sitting lifeless on a street in the desert in western India, with a serious head injury and people throwing rocks at him... follow Mojo's odyssey hundreds of miles to the Tree of Life For Animals rescue center in Pushkar. A call to action for India's countless stray dogs, with 200 photos and 15,000 words of text. All sales go to Tree of Life. Note: Contains graphic content. 162 pages \| Read Book \| Read complete text
	Dogs of India A Call for Compassion There are millions of stray dogs in India, and many of them are hungry, sick, or injured. This book is full of fascinating and sometimes heartbreaking images. It's a call to better address the management of the dog population in India. A must see for dog lovers everywhere. Be sure to also see Mojo & the Tree of Life above. Also see the photo book Slum Dogs of India, by UK photographer Eloise Leyden. 104 pages \| Read Book
	Only One Earth Conservation Images This book looks at conservation issues around the world. The future of the Earth is more uncertain now than ever. We need a new vision for a sustainable future, one that protects the planet and uplifts humanity. I hope that books like this can get people more interested in nature and conservation. 116 pages \| Preview Book
	Oregon Coast to Cascades Waterfalls, ancient forests, fertile valleys, snow-capped mountains, dramatic canyons, stark desert, Oregon is a masterstroke of Mother Nature's hand. See more than ten years of exploring different ecosystems across the state, and examples of the need to better protect Oregon's famous forests. 122 pages \| Preview Book
	The Fairest Cape Cape Peninsula, South Africa It's hard to imagine a more beautiful place. Words can't do it justice, but I hope this book conveys at least some of the awesome beauty of the southwestern tip of Africa - crystalline waters, gorgeous beaches, wild ostrich, antelopes, penguins, baboons, and perhaps the most incredible wildflowers in the world. 108 pages \| Preview Book \| Cape Peninsula slideshow
	Smile India A Different Perspective India has its share of problems, but perhaps too often photographers focus on solemn, sometimes grim images of the people. In reality India is full of smiling, positive, good-natured people, even those in tough circumstances. This book celebrates the spirit of the Indian people in 100 candid portraits, taken outdoors using no flash or props. 96 pages \| Preview Book

	Klamath Western America's Greatest Wetlands The Klamath is the greatest wetlands in the Western US, and one of the most important areas in the world for birds. It's been compromised over time, but has spectacular potential for restoration. It's a beautiful place, and it's one of the most compelling conservation stories in the world. This is the first and only photo full-length photo book about the Klamath. 166 pages \| Read Book \| Gallery \| Slideshow \| My Klamath Site

	Mojo & the Tree of Life One Dog's Story from India Sitting lifeless on a street in the desert in western India, with a serious head injury and people throwing rocks at him... follow Mojo's odyssey hundreds of miles to the Tree of Life For Animals rescue center in Pushkar. A call to action for India's countless stray dogs, with 200 photos and 15,000 words of text. All sales go to Tree of Life. Note: Contains graphic content. 162 pages \| Read Book \| Read complete text
	Dogs of India A Call for Compassion There are millions of stray dogs in India, and many of them are hungry, sick, or injured. This book is full of fascinating and sometimes heartbreaking images. It's a call to better address the management of the dog population in India. A must see for dog lovers everywhere. Be sure to also see Mojo & the Tree of Life above. Also see the photo book Slum Dogs of India, by UK photographer Eloise Leyden. 104 pages \| Read Book
	Only One Earth Conservation Images This book looks at conservation issues around the world. The future of the Earth is more uncertain now than ever. We need a new vision for a sustainable future, one that protects the planet and uplifts humanity. I hope that books like this can get people more interested in nature and conservation. 116 pages \| Preview Book
	Oregon Coast to Cascades Waterfalls, ancient forests, fertile valleys, snow-capped mountains, dramatic canyons, stark desert, Oregon is a masterstroke of Mother Nature's hand. See more than ten years of exploring different ecosystems across the state, and examples of the need to better protect Oregon's famous forests. 122 pages \| Preview Book
	The Fairest Cape Cape Peninsula, South Africa It's hard to imagine a more beautiful place. Words can't do it justice, but I hope this book conveys at least some of the awesome beauty of the southwestern tip of Africa - crystalline waters, gorgeous beaches, wild ostrich, antelopes, penguins, baboons, and perhaps the most incredible wildflowers in the world. 108 pages \| Preview Book \| Cape Peninsula slideshow
	Smile India A Different Perspective India has its share of problems, but perhaps too often photographers focus on solemn, sometimes grim images of the people. In reality India is full of smiling, positive, good-natured people, even those in tough circumstances. This book celebrates the spirit of the Indian people in 100 candid portraits, taken outdoors using no flash or props. 96 pages \| Preview Book