Richard Dawson's scans of flowers, compiled over 15 years or so, are almost shocking in their vividness. Stunningly presented in this superbly produced book with a perceptive introduction by the writer Peter Carty, they stun you with the visceral visual violence that flowers produce as they compete for the attentions of pollinating insects. A genteel book of flower pressings this is not - and after spending some time with ityou'll never look at a lily in the same way again.