In paperback - The most beautiful of root vegetables the Carrot may be likened to Venus, although at times, it may be best compared with that other icon of feminine beauty, the Willendorf woman. The carrot can make you smile and even blush when faced with their naked beauty. Ancient Greeks called the carrot a "philtron" or Iove charm, today the carrot still carries a subtle erotic significance.

On the other hand, the Fly is universally detested and must rank as the most hated of all insects, a carrier of numerous diseases, and universally loathed. Ron McCormick's photographs echo the pestilential horror that their presence invokes while at the same time paying a quiet homage to their evolutionary persistence.

CARROT FLY a sumptuous double book published by Communimedia
ISBN: 978-1-9993646-0-1 Also available in hardback.