Artbook - Sách Tiếng Anh - Big: A Photographic Album of the World's Largest Animals

Giới thiệu Artbook - Sách Tiếng Anh - Big: A Photographic Album of the World's Largest Animals

Format Hardback | 256 pages
Dimensions 275 x 340 x 27.43mm | 2,332g
Publication date 15 Jun 2022
Publisher teNeues Publishing UK Ltd
Imprint teNeues Media GmbH & Co. KG
Publication City/Country Kempen, Germany
Language English, German

BIG is the ultimate gift for lovers of nature, wildlife, conservation and photography.

The definitive book on the giants of the animal kingdom: two photographers share what moves them when they come face to face with the world's largest animals, and allow us to experience their encounters in this spectacular large-format wildlife photography book

Big Animals, Big Emotions: When award-winning wildlife photographers Amos Nachoum and Marko Dimitrijevic join forces, the results are amazing. In BIG, they take us on a remarkable and moving journey around the world of big animals and into ourselves.

For the first time a wildlife photography book is crafted through the emotions felt by its photographers. When we encounter an animal in nature, we have a direct emotional response to it. We can feel awe, admiration,fascination and yes, sometimes love or fear as well. Marko and Amos bring you face to face with the biggest animals through their amazing photos. They also share their emotions getting very close to giant grizzly and polar bears, diving with great white and whale sharks, photographing roaring tigers and lions, observing up­close gorillas, leopard seals, bisons, eagles and more. And even approaching 200-tons blue whales. 

Marko Dimitrijevic and Amos Nachoum are friends, and in their combined 70 years of experience photographing wildlife, they have taken hundreds of sensational photos of animal encounters in the wild. For the first time ever, tlhey have assembled their best photos of the world's largest animals in BIG. The photographers also tell us what it is like to look these giants in the eye. Amos and Marko invite everyone to consider how the animals reflect our natures and what we can learn about ourselves by observing them and protecting them.