In Deep South Mann evokes the strange beauty of the southern landscape, bending classic craftsmanship (often using the nineteenth-century collodion process) to embrace serendipitous technical imperfections. | What Remains is a study of mortality and death in four suites of photographs that are ‘shocking and beautiful’ (American Photo) | Hold Still is Sally Mann’s “weird, intense and uncommonly beautiful new memoir. Ms. Mann has got Evans’s gift for fine and offbeat declaration. . .  a book that dials open the aperture on your own senses” (Dwight Garner, New York Times)