First published 2005
Byron Jorjorian turns his camera on Georgia's capital city, revealing Atlanta through multiple perspectives. His lens captures the city from above in sweeping aerials, then moves in for intimate close-ups of neighborhoods and landmarks. Jorjorian applies his internationally recognized talent for environmental photography to document both the obvious attractions and overlooked corners of this southeastern metropolis. The photographer explores a city blessed with mild weather year-round, distinctive character, scenic water features, and cultural sophistication. His images show how Atlanta balances natural beauty with urban energy, combining cozy residential areas with big-city amenities. The photographs present a cross-section of what makes this dynamic capital tick, from its famous landmarks to its secret pleasures. Through Jorjorian's eye, readers discover why Atlanta draws people from across the nation to experience what locals call the "Big Peach."
Genres: art, travel, american, 21st-century, photography
Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: documentary, travelogue
Setting: Atlanta, Georgia
Period: 21st-century
128 pages · Hardcover · Twin Lights Publishers