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內容簡介 🌼 在泥土與花葉之間,重新學會活下去一本關於愛與失去的真實紀錄。作者在丈夫離世後,透過親手栽種原生植物,慢慢撫平傷痛,也讓讀者看見:悲傷並非終點,而是生命再次萌芽的起點。🌼攝影凝結哀傷,也捕捉重生的微光作者以攝影家的敏銳視角,記錄四季更迭與花園生長。每張照片都像一段靜默低語,在光影與植物中,映照人心最深處的思念與希望。🌼一座花園,成為人與自然彼此療癒的所在本書不只是園藝或攝影書,更是一場關於氣候、土地與生命連結的深刻對話。當植物重新扎根,人的心也在自然裡慢慢找回安放之處。How one woman sublimated sorrow into regeneration by carrying through her deceased husband's ambitious native garden projectCelebrated American photographer Jane Fulton Alt (born 1951) was never a gardener. That changed overnight when her husband Howard unexpectedly died, leaving behind a partially realized native garden―his response to a deepening concern about climate change. With the help and encouragement of her husband's mentors, she picked up a spade and began to dig, assuming full stewardship of the native garden while finding a new source of creativity and sustenance amid the grieving process.Still Life: A Photographer's Journey through Grief and Gardening is a story of resilience. Alt's keen eye and deep insights instruct us on how personal loss can be a catalyst for transformation. With texts by teacher and founding member of Spirit Rock Meditation Center James Baraz, native plant evangelist Doug Tallamy and photography impresario W.M. Hunt, Still Life is a quiet and moving reflection on loss and renewal.