A slim tome of fairly artsy black & white photos taken mostly in Mississippi and Mexico by the author, who was born in Biloxi, MS, in 1929. “Infra-Red Nude” (1967) is nice, as are some of the beachy ones and of course the mysterious cover pic. There’s a candid Mardi Gras scene in New Orleans, and a brief essay on the topic of nude female photography. A name that’s good to have on one’s radar when it comes to photographers of the Southeast U.S.