Your FREE GIFT from James W. Stanfield ("Jim")

dba: OTR Publications®

My free gift to you is the sharing of photos from my travel-photography book 'The Flora of Crete'.


A view of the north coast of Crete.


Beautiful flowering vines stretch between two buildings in the village of Pano Arhanes.


A vine with trumpet-shaped flowers adds privacy to a courtyard in Pano Arhanes.


This courtyard is shaded by an arbor vineyard.


A view from atop Fourni Hill, near Kato Arhanes.


Fragrance and beauty adorn the front porch of a home in Kato Arhanes.


A colorful, fragrant and natural design for a bottle brush!


A small vineyard beside the market road between Kato Arhanes and Pano Arhanes.


A honey bee at work in a patch of wild flowers near Kato Arhanes.


Beautiful and wild daisies on the slopes of Fourni Hill near Kato Arhanes.


Chrysanthemums in a garden of a home in Kato Arhanes.


Petunias?


A symbiotic relationship between snails and grape plants?


Simple and wild hillside beauty.


I repeat: Simple and wild hillside beauty.


A thistle plant?


A rocky hillside home for a succulent.


Orchid?


Leather-like petals on saucer-shaped flowers.


Ouch!


Plants in sections of Crete's desert-like environment, southern coast facing Africa.


Go back to the top? Click on the up arrow.


Do YOURSELF a favor!

It isn't every day that you have the opportunity to own a book that you will cherish, tell your friends about, return to again and again to look through and read. You will THANK yourself for spending the small amount of money to purchase my book. You will own a book that, in my opinion, is destined to become a rare book - a book that will eventually be coveted by many rare book collectors!


Are YOU one of the lucky few?

Obviously, this book will not appeal to everyone. It is not a book for mass media. It is a book created for only a select number of people . . . people who appreciate the finer things in life, who are inquisitive and devoted to their research and study of our shared antiquity, who often travel to distant and exotic destinations in their quest to observe and to experience.

Often such people collect books they deem worthy of space in their private library. They often showcase such books at focal points in their favorite living space; perhaps upon a coffee table or in an upright position on a book shelf.

They sometimes carry along a few of their favorite books while traveling and exploring the world.

When actual physical travel is impossible, too expensive, or not their preference, they purchase books such as 'The Flora of Crete' for their leisure arm-chair travel adventures.

I believe this book - 'The Flora of Crete' - will ultimately belong to members of this 'select group of people.'

My question to you: Are YOU one of the lucky few?


Invest a little to enjoy for the rest of your life!

'The Flora of Crete' is a unique specimen of travel photography journalism!

It has been prepared and printed with exacting, strict, and demanding standards for photographic imagery, prose, layout, printing, binding, and distribution.

What you are being offered is the opportunity to own and enjoy your copy of 'The Flora of Crete' for the rest of your life. A book of such high quality standards does not deteriorate and become obsolete after a year or two.

For the equivalent cost of a dinner at a fine restaurant, you may purchase a life-long companion - your copy of 'The Flora of Crete'.


The book's front cover...



...and back cover.



Finally, a few 'last words' about my book.

My book "The Flora of Crete" contains sixty-eight 8-inch by 10-inch (approximate size) color photos, several pages of Photographer's Notes that describe (caption) the photos, a Bibliography, and Reference pages that list books and websites about Crete.

My investment of time, money and effort is beyond price! Hard cash? At least $8,000.

Quality large-format photography books are expensive to publish and print.

The retail price of my book is USD$ 24.95 plus shipping and sales tax. Total cost: $30.58


Your copy is just a click away....

A message from James W. Stanfield



Thank you for the opportunity to present this page
for your enjoyment and consideration.

Please visit:
} catch(err) {}