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Chris Greer's Georgia Discovered Sold Out First Printing
Greer says his goal was to "look at the state from the point of view of the camera."

In just two short months, Chris Greer’s book, Georgia Discovered, Exploring The Best Of The Peach State, has sold out all of the 2,000 copies of the first printing.
The second printing is now available, and Greer is off to a good start toward meeting the goal of selling 5,000 copies in the first year of publication.
The book is a combination of travel tips and beautiful pictures.
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Greer, in fact, says his goal was to “look at the state from the point of view of the camera.”
Greer, 42, lives in Lake Wellbrook, across Barber Creek from me, and we met several years ago when he volunteered to do some drone photography for my blog.
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I wanted to explore the remote interview format, so I asked Chris to “sit down with me” for a Zoom interview about the book.
I wanted to know where the idea for the book originated, how he went about writing and producing it, how he thinks people should use the book, and what his favorite pictures and sites are.
For a video of the Zoom interview and details about the book, please go to Oconee County Observations.