

Clarence
John Laughlin, Prophet Without Honor
A. J. Meek, with a
foreword by John H. Lawrence
University Press of Mississippi, Janaury 2007, 208 pages (approx.),
7 x 10 inches, 45 b&w photographs, foreword, chronology, index
A. J. Meek looks into the controversial life of one of the greatest
photographers in American history. Through interviews with
Laughlin’s colleagues, friends, and family, the author details the
tumultuous connection between the struggles of the artist’s life,
including strained working relationships and failed marriages, and
the work that brought him professional fame.
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Gettysburg
to Vicksburg: The Five Original Civil War Battlefield Parks
University of Missouri Press, 2001
150 duo toned black and white photographs of Gettysburg, Antietam,
Shiloh, Vicksburg and Chickumauga. Photographs by A. J. Meek and text by Herman
Hattaway.
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Gardens of Louisiana: Places of Work and Wonder
Louisiana State University Press, 1997
167 color photographs depicting the private and public gardens of the
state. Photographs by A. J. Meek and text by Suzanne Turner. Included are
historical and contemporary gardens of Maison Chenal, L'Hermatage, Afton Villa,
and Le Petit Versailles, the tragic lost garden of Valcour Aime.
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Red Pepper Paradise: Avery Island, Louisiana
Audubon Park Press, 1986
125 Color Photographs on the beauty and mystery of Avery Island. Photographs by A. J. Meek, text by Jo
Gulledge. Included are: Tabasco Pepper Sauce Factory and People, International Salt Mine, Avery Island Village, and the Jungle Gardens.
Exploring Black and White Photography
W.C.B Publisher, 1992.
Arnold Gassan and A. J. Meek, A text book on basic photography. Illustrations include historical and private photographs by the authors and students of Louisiana State University.
TO BE PUBLISHED:
The Churches of Louisiana
To be published.
A collection of color photographs taken at
churches around the state of Louisiana.

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