Meryl Truett's photographs of the southern landscape show a keen sensitivity. They are romantic, ironic, critical, witty, and technically dazzling. With an eye for type, flags, Indians, animals, and symbols, Meryl paints a picture of the vanishing south with a fond farewell. Her use of the Holga and dedication to fine printmaking show her talent as a photographer and print-maker. This is her first book and will certainly become a collector's item.