CANDACE GAUDIANI’S PHOTOGRAPHS, all taken from train windows, are intimate portraits of the American landscape. Between Destinations assembles selections from several bodies of Gaudiani’s extensive work to create a unified and compelling experience. After seeing the photographs in person, I was drawn to their lyricism and the stories that Gaudiani told through them. Being an interior sort of person myself, I wanted the book’s design to capture the feeling of being both inside (the train) and outside (in the world’s open space). Gaudiani allowed me the freedom to create rhythm, momentum, and stillness by bringing together multiple images in varied, loose formations that make the most of the book’s horizontal format. A large double gatefold embedded deep in the journey heightens the book’s physicality. And, if all this weren’t enough, Alison Nordström’s essay, “A Moving Eye,” is a touching tribute to the evocative strength of these pictures.