Philip A. Moore: Photographer & Author
Part one in the episodic saga The Legacy of King Arthur. Revisit Camelot.
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Travel first-hand through a familiar land in a curious fashion, filled with all your favorite characters; knights in shining armor, magic rings and all Camelot's most important things! (recommended ages 7-adult)
Look forward to upcoming books in this series like: Mordred's Quest, and Fairy Wars!
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Close Your Eyes
“ Every creator has a favorite child. A creation he or she loves to show and never gets tired of. That's how I have always felt about my poem, Close Your Eyes. When I first wrote it, it was relaxation exercise; thinking about my favorite place, swimming at that beautiful spot in the creek where I lived when I was younger.” —excerpt from closing.
Written and Illustrated by Philip A. Moore.
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The Wisdom of Flowers
“*DON'T DISCRIMINATE!
If God thought one color was superior to another...why would he mix the
colors in flowers and let them intermingle together?” —pg.3
Written and Illustrated by Philip A. Moore.
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Gallery of Ice and Snow
“As you are walking through through section of town you haven't seen before, in front of you is a small building that looks like a Victorian cottage. There is a sign that reads: "The Gallery of Ice and Snow". On the door a smaller sign recommends a jacket to be worn upon entering. You then feel why. The place is cold . The air conditioning is on.” —pg.1
Written and Illustrated by Philip A. Moore.
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After the Flood
“There is great beauty in tragedy. Sometimes we have to wait out the flood, and then it is up to us to decide what it looks like after it's done. I think of tragedy and wonder how it will affect people. Will they allow it to destroy them and ruin their lives, or will they let it define them in a positive way, become better people and accomplish more because of it?” —pg.1
Written and Illustrated by Philip A. Moore.
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