Robert W. Cameron Book order (chronological)

Víte přesně, co byste měli dělat, abyste byli štíhlí, krásní a zdraví. A děláte to? Robert W. Cameron velmi dobře ví, že jak je náročné dodržovat všechna ta dietní doporučení, a proto shromáždil tým výživových specialistů a vytvořili neobvyklou kuchařku, pro lidi, jimž chutná pivo, víno a občas i alkohol. Princip je velmi jednoduchý – vhodně vybraná jídla, která pečlivě hlídají množství a kvalitu sacharidů, jež dostáváte do těla. Ve výsledku budete jíst váženou stravu, díky níž budete mít dostatek energie, zeštíhlíte v pase, ale nezblázníte se z počítání kalorií a ani neprostojíte hodiny u sporáku.

The Drinking Man's Diet, granddaddy and origionator of all low carb diets, was first published in 1964 and sold 2,400,000 copies in 13 languages. It does not encourage drinking but understands that upwards of 60 million people in the US alone enjoy a Carbo-Free cocktail every now and then.

San Francisco... For more than a century, writers and poets have tried desperately to grasp the elusive Camelot. It is, perhaps, more a quest for a photographer. Surely its God-given beauty has never been more thoroughly captured than in these exquisite photographs by Robert Cameron. From his helicopter soaring over this idyllic setting, Bob Cameron has looked down with a God-like eye and recorded with his camera what God sees. He has recorded it for you, gentle reader, and for generations yet to come. Here in these pages is proof that, yes, once there was a Camelot. With introduction and text by Art Hoppe.

Above Seattle. This book has captured Seattle and the places around it, the raw threatening beauty of the Cascade Range and that of the Olympics, the great expanses of water, open fields, the great buildings, the almost blinding greenness (from the air), the tiny ships below, the virgin forests, the lights at night; a city that has fought to preserve itself, a city that has, over the years, paid the price to maintain its own beauty, cleanliness and dignity, a city of which it was once said, "lies well in the arms of the land." Robert Cameron's aerial photographs and text by Emmett Watson makes this a book you'll never want to put down.