Two Guys Four Corners:: Great Photographs, Great Times, and a Million Laughs

I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT ! I WANT TO GIVE A COPY TO ALL MY FRIENDS. NO, DON IMUS, IT IS NOT OVERPRICED. IT IS SO REFRESHING TO SEE SOME- THING UNIQUE INSTEAD OF THE SAME OLD, SAME OLD.

A co-worker left this in our kitchenette, and I find myself retreating there for a page or two of desert photography and wonderfully bitter and cynical captioning at least a couple times a day. I've never heard Don Imus in his role as a radio personality, but from what I know of him, the captions are distinctly his style (he's got a real "thing" about fat tourists), so maybe not everyone will appreciate or enjoy his style of self expression. But for me, it was great. The best caption I've seen so far is the simple, "We found Madonna's baby in here." You'll have to see the picture to understand. It's unfortunate that this book is out of print; track it down if you can. But in the spirit of Don Imus, don't pay an outlandish amount; he would only mock you for doing so.

I'm a fan of both Don and Fred. The first step is to admit you have a problem. I was so impressed that I sent my copy to the Auto Body Express in Santa Fe so Fred could sign it and then pass it along to Don to do the same. This is evidence of my complete lack of a life. Now I've resorted to writing book reviews. Can a purple shroud and a new pair of Nikes be far away? I don't think so. Chris Ramsey Harrison, AR

Okay, so I bought it because I heard about it on the radio show and was sort of stumped for some birthday gifts. However, WOW! Fantastic photography makes me want to go back and visit an area I just left two months ago. Fans of photography, the southwest, natural beauty and "The I-Man" all have good reason to buy this book. You won't get tired of picking it up and looking at it over and over again (although the pictures obviously have better legs than the captions)

Listeners of Don Imus already "know" about his photographic acumen, because he constantly brags about it. This lovely book is proof of his abilities. Those of us who can't visit the desert Southwest often will feel more than fulfilled by the variety of breathtaking photos that Don and Fred have compiled. I bought this book for my husband's Father's Day, and gave it early, because I didn't want to wait for his reaction (he loves it). My third grade daughter took it to school for show and tell because they had just studied the Mesa Verde, and she had never seen pictures so vivid. We warned her and her teacher SEVERAL times to cover the text. (The kids were blown away by the photographs, while being protected from the F-word.) Fred's rainbow and Don's slot canyons are so compelling they are hypnotic. I do not buy coffee table books, and Two Guys is not one of those. This collection transcends all "genres."