Aftermath - Images Of Superstorm Sandy At The Jersey Shore - Volume I - Ocean County

Photographer David Turton has been capturing images of the Jersey Shore with his unique, artist's eye for decades, and his photographs grace the homes of thousands of shore residents and visitors. On the morning after Superstorm Sandy devastated much of the Jersey Shore, David headed out on foot and by boat to document the storm's aftermath. In this book are presented David's visionary images of the catastrophe on the barrier Island from Seaside Heights to Point Pleasant Beach. These original, never before published photographs preserve not only the aftereffects of the Superstorm in this region but also David's personal journey through his beloved and now destroyed Jersey Shore. The book includes the Ocean County barrier island towns of Seaside Heights, Ortley Beach, Lavallette, Normandy Beach, Mantoloking, Bay Head, and Point Pleasant Beach. His astonishing images, which include numerous two foot wide panoramas, will take you right upon the breaches of the barrier island, and you will see the immediate consequences to these communities as never before. Also included are a selection of David's beautiful photographs before the storm allowing for before and after comparisons that bring a greater understanding of the disaster. Rarely has there been a book that has documented in such detail the aftermath of a catastrophic storm. With more than 200 historic photographs, this important book records and preserves what happened to this region for future generations lest they forget the unfathomable power of the sea. Aftermath, Volume II, David's book documenting the Superstorm in Monmouth County from Manasquan to Sea Bright was released in June 2014.
ASIN: 0977707741
VSKU: GBV.0977707741.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:David Turton|George C. Valente
Binding: Paperback
Note: Any images shown are stock photographs and product may differ from what is shown.
Condition Notes: Book has corner edge dings and or scratches. This is a Signed Copy.