In 85 striking color photographs, Misrach captured the opening between bay and ocean and the Golden Gate Bridge, as seen from his front porch in the Berkeley hills, in every light and weather condition, and at various times of day. In an opening essay, T. J. Clark (modern art, U. of California) discusses the photographer and his work. An additional essay by Richard Walker (geography, U. of California) presents the history and hidden geography of the region. Good condition, with some bleaching to the outer fore-edge of the dust jacket. Scuffing to the back of the dust jacket, and a small tear along the top edge. The binding is square and tight. There are two bumps along the top edge of the backboard. Light marks on the free front endpaper. The pages throughout are clean and bright. Please see pictures for more details.