EGYPT
Standard Landscape
by Dimosthenis Misentzis
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About the Book
One of the many reasons why Egypt remains such a fascinating place is that it is very much a country in flux. Egypt may be famous the world over for the Pyramids and the rich and diverse heritage, but these are just part of the equation. From the suffocating density of Cairo city streets to the harsh elements of the open desert, the Egyptians are incredibly resilient people who find humour and optimism in the most unlikely of circumstances. Travelling in Egypt won’t always be easy-going and hassle-free, but it will certainly be eye-opening.
This magnificent and holy place is at the same time one of the easiest and most difficult subjects to shoot. The photographer needs a great deal of effort to describe the three-dimensional images and the feelings that one gets in two-dimensional photographs. The only way to accomplish this is to substitute the missing dimention with your feelings, reshaping them.
This magnificent and holy place is at the same time one of the easiest and most difficult subjects to shoot. The photographer needs a great deal of effort to describe the three-dimensional images and the feelings that one gets in two-dimensional photographs. The only way to accomplish this is to substitute the missing dimention with your feelings, reshaping them.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Fine Art Photography
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Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
# of Pages: 80 - Publish Date: Feb 16, 2010
- Keywords WHITE DESERT, EGYPT, CAIRO, DESERT, people, bedouins
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About the Creator
Dimosthenis Misentzis
Athens, Greece
Dimosthenis Misentzis was born on the 6th of March in 1973 in Chios island of Greece. Now he resides in Athens working as a project manager in the telecom industry. In 2006 he completed a master in business at Athens University of economics and business while at the same time he took his first steps in photography. At this time he is studding photography at the “photography circle” with Platon Rivellis.