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Advance Praise for The Topography of Tears Looking at [Fisher's] photographs feels like staring out a plane window at the passing landscape below.  Studio 360 A moving depiction of the micro and macro aspects of our emotional lives, and a beautiful means of integrating the often separate realms of science and art.  Refinery29 An extraordinary take on an otherwise mundane human response.  Medical Daily Beautiful.  Good Men Project Reveals the existence of a multitude of territories inside of us.  Palais de Tokyo curator Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel Stunning photographs transport us to a previously unseen world. . . . [They] also invoke within us a new set of emotions as individual as each of its viewers. What a pleasure.  William H. Frey II, PhD, founder and senior research director of HealthPartners Neurosciences and coauthor of Crying: The Mystery of Tears (from the foreword) Advance Praise for The Topography of Tears Looking at [Fisher's] photographs feels like staring out a plane window at the passing landscape below. -Studio 360 A moving depiction of the micro and macro aspects of our emotional lives, and a beautiful means of integrating the often separate realms of science and art. -Refinery29 An extraordinary take on an otherwise mundane human response. -Medical Daily Beautiful. -Good Men Project Reveals the existence of a multitude of territories inside of us. -Palais de Tokyo curator Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel Stunning photographs transport us to a previously unseen world. . . . [They] also invoke within us a new set of emotions as individual as each of its viewers. What a pleasure. -William H. Frey II, PhD, founder and senior research director of HealthPartners Neurosciences and coauthor of Crying: The Mystery of Tears (from the foreword)

<b>Advance Praise for <i>The Topography of Tears</i></b> Looking at [Fisher's] photographs feels like staring out a plane window at the passing landscape below. --<i><b>Studio 360</b></i> A moving depiction of the micro and macro aspects of our emotional lives, and a beautiful means of integrating the often separate realms of science and art. --<i><b>Refinery29</b></i> An extraordinary take on an otherwise mundane human response. --<i><b>Medical Daily</b></i> Beautiful. --<i><b>Good Men Project</b></i> Reveals the existence of a multitude of territories inside of us. --Palais de Tokyo curator <b>Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel</b> Stunning photographs transport us to a previously unseen world. . . . [They] also invoke within us a new set of emotions as individual as each of its viewers. What a pleasure. --<b>William H. Frey II, PhD</b>, founder and senior research director of HealthPartners Neurosciences and coauthor of <i>Crying: The Mystery of Tears</i> (from the foreword)

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Rose-Lynn Fisher is an artist and author of the International Photography Award-winning studies Bee and The Topography of Tears. Her photographs are exhibited in galleries, festivals, and museums across the world, including the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, Museum of Science Boston, Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University, Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, and Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica. They have also been featured by the Dr. Oz Show, NPR, Smithsonian, Harper’s, New Yorker, Time, Wired, Reader’s Digest, Discover, Brain Pickings, and elsewhere. She received her BFA from Otis Art Institute and lives in Los Angeles.

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