A posthumous collection of photographs by Ananta Dasa, described by the writer who introduces the book as transparent, cool water - pictures made, it seems, by someone curious, calm, attentive to the world and happy. Looking at them, the viewer picks up that same feeling and carries it onward like a small or perhaps large treasure. The gaze of the photographer is returned by the viewer, working an invisible but important change: it humanises, it supports, it consoles.