This book presents a photographic exploration of Peru, spanning over two decades of the artist's engagement with the country. Linda Connor, a photographer with a deep affinity for nature and cultural sites, revisits Peru in 1984 and 2010, capturing hundreds of images with her 8x10 view camera. Her work consistently delves into places that evoke a sense of timelessness and explore the relationship between human culture and the natural world. This collection reflects her curiosity and awe at Peru's sacred and traditional landscapes.

This collection of photographs by Linda Connor offers a unique perspective on Peru, blending her long-standing fascination with nature and cultural heritage. The book's focus on the interplay between sacred sites and the natural world, captured over a significant period, suggests a contemplative and visually rich examination of the country. The artist's deliberate use of an 8x10 view camera implies a commitment to detailed and carefully composed imagery. This work is likely to appeal to those interested in fine art photography, cultural studies, and the landscapes of South America.