Shooting the Curl: The Best Surfers, the Best Waves by 15 of the Best Surf Photographers - Softcover

Power, Chris

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0952364689 ISBN 13: 9780952364689

Verlag: Orca Publications Ltd, 2010

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Orca disparo La Curl libro STC001

El rodaje de la Curl muestra el trabajo de 15 fotógrafos superiores de surf y se pone dentro la historia de los surfistas y las olas que los inspiran.

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Monstrous waves, dangerous situations and beautiful images. --Outdoor Photography

The images in this book are incredible and they re the obvious reason to buy it, but the anecdotes from the photographers are equally cool... A stunning book that you ll want to add to your collection. --Zig Zag, South Africa

Wow, what a sexy book! Powerful images, great stories and a unique insight into why the photographers take the pics they do. It s about time this talented bunch of photographers were made legends by having a book solely devoted to their art. --Adventure Cornwall

Reseña del editor:

Surf photographers are the unsung heroes of surfing. They do crazy things to get the shots that fill the pages of the world's top surfing magazines. Some risk life and limb shooting the action at deadly reefs like Teahupoo and Pipeline. Some lose themselves in the Arctic for months, braving sub-zero temperatures for the chance to score a perfect day at some remote point. Some drive hundreds of miles along potholed tracks in war-torn countries like Angola and Namibia, searching for pristine unridden breaks. "Shooting The Curl" showcases the work of 15 top surf photographers and gets the inside story on the surfers and waves that inspire them. Loaded with incredible images, this is a book for every surfer who loves great photos of top surfers and amazing waves.

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• Verlag: Orca Publications Ltd
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• ISBN 10: 0952364689
• ISBN 13: 9780952364689
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 160