num_pages: 255
description: Coffee table format, fully illustrated. A large format study of the Philippine Archipelago, illustrated by the work of 35 photographers who spent 7 days in the area. It is impossible to speak on behalf of the peoples of the Philippines–there are too many voices to be heard at once–but perhaps it is possible to glimpse moments of their lives through photography, split seconds made still, saved, stopped forever in time... Thirty-five photographers from all over the world set out to discover the Philippines in just seven days in October 1995. The 400 photographs in this book are the finest of the 90,000 pictures taken and they reveal a complex and multi-faceted Philippine landscape. Catholic churches full of people strong in their faith; huge ranges of rice terraces farmed by people whose traditions have held firm over thousands of years; perfect white beaches fringed with coral reefs; and volcanoes that still rumble underfoot. But the Philippines is more than these landscapes and these histories. The Philippines also boasts cities of towering skyscrapers, factories which produce some of the most sophisticated electronics in the world, and an economy developing so rapidly that it will soon take its place in the forefront of business life within the Southeast Asian region.
language: English
title: Philippines : A Journey Through the Archipelago : Seven Days in the Philippines With 35 of the World's Finest Photographers : October 8th-14th, 1995
titlecomplete: Philippines : A Journey Through the Archipelago : Seven Days in the Philippines With 35 of the World's Finest Photographers : October 8th-14th, 1995
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Editions Didier Millet