Earth Photo Studio
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Book Introduction
A story of the people I met during a 17-month world tour without a destination.
Published in 2007, 'Earth Photo Studio' received a favorable response from readers for its photography that surpassed even the amateur level and its lively writing style.
Now, four years later, we return with new episodes and a significantly expanded photo collection.
This book covers the journey from Mongolia in Asia to Ethiopia in Africa, from August 2005 to December 2006.
The author's camera focuses not on the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat, or the Emerald Temple, but on people: local children, bus drivers, other travelers, monks, and young men on the street.
This book, which tells more about who the author met than what he saw, tells the reader what kind of 'people' live on 'Earth'.
An Afghan boy who lost a leg to a landmine but has a heart as strong as Messi, a Tibetan grandmother who prostrates herself in prayer, her body uncomfortable, Ethiopian women who walk dozens of kilometers away to the market while singing…
The photos in the book, which you wouldn't think were taken by an amateur, capture the soul of the model.
Just looking at the photos, which are filled with light and color, allows you to imagine countless stories.
This is why the author's words that he wanted to tell a story of human happiness, love, friendship, and hope through photography do not sound like empty words.
The smiles of people who bloom in poor countries give readers food for thought about what human happiness is and how to live today for tomorrow.
Published in 2007, 'Earth Photo Studio' received a favorable response from readers for its photography that surpassed even the amateur level and its lively writing style.
Now, four years later, we return with new episodes and a significantly expanded photo collection.
This book covers the journey from Mongolia in Asia to Ethiopia in Africa, from August 2005 to December 2006.
The author's camera focuses not on the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat, or the Emerald Temple, but on people: local children, bus drivers, other travelers, monks, and young men on the street.
This book, which tells more about who the author met than what he saw, tells the reader what kind of 'people' live on 'Earth'.
An Afghan boy who lost a leg to a landmine but has a heart as strong as Messi, a Tibetan grandmother who prostrates herself in prayer, her body uncomfortable, Ethiopian women who walk dozens of kilometers away to the market while singing…
The photos in the book, which you wouldn't think were taken by an amateur, capture the soul of the model.
Just looking at the photos, which are filled with light and color, allows you to imagine countless stories.
This is why the author's words that he wanted to tell a story of human happiness, love, friendship, and hope through photography do not sound like empty words.
The smiles of people who bloom in poor countries give readers food for thought about what human happiness is and how to live today for tomorrow.
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index
Prologue
Photos and a wild trip
Take a picture of a person
Meeting Steve McCurry
silent conversation
The land of eternal blue skies
I see the light
Morning scenery
Take a picture of happiness
Grandma's share
The 50 Rupee Lie
Chasing after family
zero hour
Professionals and Amateurs
Be captivated by color, the Indian Holi festival
Motorcycle Diaries
Ant's Journey
A photo that almost got swapped with a toe
A dizzying new year
Geoff, the man who brings hope
Peter Pan complex
The Thinking Girl
What's with the 50 dollars?
Laos, the land of angels
Happy Leap
Please cherish our souls
Photos that couldn't be sent
two fingers
Lijiang Naxi dance
Noma Guesthouse, a healing home for travelers
The First Christmas in Sangwipung Village
Once Upon a Time in Shangri-La
Mysterious Girl
On the way to Lhasa
Gyeomje Middle School attack incident
Travel is better than books
Ice cream
Kam story
Incredible India
Paradise of Curiosity
Indian train private cleaner
lucky day
Cricket, cricket, and more cricket
Hampi, the Wonderland
Islamic practice
Unstoppable curiosity
sensory threshold
Alexander's granddaughters
Kabul Bathhouse
We take photos of babies without feet.
Living War Museum Afghanistan
I hope
The Kite Runner
Bathhouse of the Gods
Magic Village Magical
Kandoban, a deformed village
Yemen, a land where time stands still
The face of a Yemeni man, Zambia
time travel
Stop the car
Ethiopia's best businessman
India is nothing
Superstar E
Killing time peacefully on the banks of the Omo River
A Thousand Libraries
My pledge
Ending the trip
Photos and a wild trip
Take a picture of a person
Meeting Steve McCurry
silent conversation
The land of eternal blue skies
I see the light
Morning scenery
Take a picture of happiness
Grandma's share
The 50 Rupee Lie
Chasing after family
zero hour
Professionals and Amateurs
Be captivated by color, the Indian Holi festival
Motorcycle Diaries
Ant's Journey
A photo that almost got swapped with a toe
A dizzying new year
Geoff, the man who brings hope
Peter Pan complex
The Thinking Girl
What's with the 50 dollars?
Laos, the land of angels
Happy Leap
Please cherish our souls
Photos that couldn't be sent
two fingers
Lijiang Naxi dance
Noma Guesthouse, a healing home for travelers
The First Christmas in Sangwipung Village
Once Upon a Time in Shangri-La
Mysterious Girl
On the way to Lhasa
Gyeomje Middle School attack incident
Travel is better than books
Ice cream
Kam story
Incredible India
Paradise of Curiosity
Indian train private cleaner
lucky day
Cricket, cricket, and more cricket
Hampi, the Wonderland
Islamic practice
Unstoppable curiosity
sensory threshold
Alexander's granddaughters
Kabul Bathhouse
We take photos of babies without feet.
Living War Museum Afghanistan
I hope
The Kite Runner
Bathhouse of the Gods
Magic Village Magical
Kandoban, a deformed village
Yemen, a land where time stands still
The face of a Yemeni man, Zambia
time travel
Stop the car
Ethiopia's best businessman
India is nothing
Superstar E
Killing time peacefully on the banks of the Omo River
A Thousand Libraries
My pledge
Ending the trip
Detailed image
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 4, 2011
- Page count, weight, size: 360 pages | 540g | 142*194*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788956055534
- ISBN10: 895605553X
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