Africa
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Author
Contributions
- Lewis, Michael, 1952 Feb. 5- - Contributor
Publication
2001 - National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
80,000 words, Guess
Page Count
320 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveafrica0000read
- ISBN-100792276817
- ISBN-100792264401
- ISBN-139780792276814
- ISBN-139780792264408
and 6 more
- LibraryThing8940
- Goodreads1177979', '2649786
- Library of Congress Control Number00069555
- OCLC Control Number45661732
- Better World Books9780792276814
- Open LibraryOL6797016M
Classifications
- DDC960
- LCCDT6.7 .R43 2001
- LCCDT6.7.R43 2001
Description
"In Africa, the American nature photographer Art Wolfe returns to the dramatic vistas and astonishing animal life of the continent he has explored with affection and enthusiasm over many years. Whether they are close-up portraits of exotic animals and birds in their native habitats or sweeping panoramas of Africa's various eco-environments, Wolfe's full-colour images are exceptionally compelling. The reader can almost hear the sounds of herds moving across open plains, feel the intense heat in the air, or smell rain clouds advancing over enormous distances. With an introduction by the internationally-renowned naturalist Jane Goodall, five photographic portfolios introduced by the prominent American nature writer Michelle Gilders bring the African savannahs, woodlands, rainforest, wetlands and desert to life. Africa concludes with extensive notes describing in detail Wolfe's photographic technique and providing a glimpse of a master at work in the field."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
"Where Africa meets the ocean at its southernmost point, the sea has a tumbling, disorganized aspect, altogether lacking the orderly progression of swells that would seem proper where a large expanse of the south Atlantic first strikes land."
Subjects
Genres
- Pictorial works
Other Editions
- Africa
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