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Beechview
(Hardcover)
Audrey Iacone, Anna Loney, Nate Marini
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R781
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Acre
(Paperback)
Pino Musi
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R1,005
Discovery Miles 10 050
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In Front Of Us
(Hardcover)
Zoilabet Duque Casanova; Photographs by Peter Lepine
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R671
Discovery Miles 6 710
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Hawaii-4 O'Ahu
(Hardcover)
Tp Prince, Nicole (Photographer) Sekarski-Hunkeler, Daniel Sekarski
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R1,459
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The very best photographs from Bird Photographer of the Year. The
Bird Photographer of the Year competition celebrates the artistry
of bird photography, and this beautiful book reflects this. A
celebration of avian beauty and diversity, it is a tribute to both
the dedication and passion of the photographers as well as a
reflection of the quality of today's modern digital imaging
systems. The book includes the winning and short-listed images from
the seventh year of this annual competition, showcasing some of the
finest bird photography and with a foreword by birdwatcher and
explorer, Steve Backshall. A proportion of the profits from the
book goes directly to Birds on the Brink to support their
conservation work. The advent of digital technology has
revolutionised photography in recent years, and the book brings to
life some of the most stunning bird photography currently on offer.
It features a vast variety of photographs by hardened pros, keen
amateurs and hobbyists alike, reflecting the huge diversity of bird
enthusiasts and nature lovers which is so important in ensuring
their conservation and survival.
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Broadway
(Hardcover)
Michelle Young
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Early Auburn
(Hardcover)
Art Sommers, John Knox, April McDonald-Loomis
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R612
Discovery Miles 6 120
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A billion lives depend on the wayers of the Himalayas; sixty
million live in this mountain range, while the rest live in its
foothills, on the plains of the Indian subcontinent. For them, the
Himalayas are a providential water tower. Despite their astonishing
diversity, all these peoples share the common belief that this is a
'Sacred Land' and this mountain range is, above all, the 'Abode of
Snow' where pure water springs, rivers gush and lakes are
crystal-clear. In this mosaic of peoples, languages, religions and
lands, water plays a vital part in the geographical distribution of
the various ethnic groups, their social organization and the way
they see themselves. With its stunning photographs and embedded
videos, this volume offers an anthropological insight into the
various bonds formed between man and water in the Himalayas. In
doing so, it also stresses both the importance of this water tower
of Asia, which provides for a thousand million people, and the
scope of the current economic and ecologic issues that are at
stake.
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