Panoramas of England

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P H O E N I X Far-reaching views from hilltops, villages nestling in broad valleys, or cornfields glittering with wild flowers stretching into the far distance, here is a collection of classic images of England - all uncurtailed by the normál restraints of the artificial eye. Using a special formát camera photographer Nick Meers has been able to capture on film a view only previously achieved by the broad canvases of landscape painters.The panoramic camera provides a fresh perspective on those traditional images of England - from the village Street to the manor house, from the blue seas and hidden coves of Cornwall to the fens and fiat lands of East Anglia, from the Cumbrian lakes to the chalk cliffs of Beachy Head. Adam Nicolson is the author of the National Trust Book of Long Walks, Wetland: Life in the Somerset Levels, Prospects of England and Frontiers, which won the Somerset Maughan Award. A successful travel journalist he has written for the New York Times, Granta and the... Tovább

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P H O E N I X Far-reaching views from hilltops, villages nestling in broad valleys, or cornfields glittering with wild flowers stretching into the far distance, here is a collection of classic images of England - all uncurtailed by the normál restraints of the artificial eye. Using a special formát camera photographer Nick Meers has been able to capture on film a view only previously achieved by the broad canvases of landscape painters.The panoramic camera provides a fresh perspective on those traditional images of England - from the village Street to the manor house, from the blue seas and hidden coves of Cornwall to the fens and fiat lands of East Anglia, from the Cumbrian lakes to the chalk cliffs of Beachy Head. Adam Nicolson is the author of the National Trust Book of Long Walks, Wetland: Life in the Somerset Levels, Prospects of England and Frontiers, which won the Somerset Maughan Award. A successful travel journalist he has written for the New York Times, Granta and the Sunday Times as well as publishing a collection of his articles for the Sunday Times in Adam Nicolson's Book of Walks. Nick Meers specializes in travel and landscape photography worldwide. In addition to his regular assignments for the National Trust, his work has appeared in Country Life, House and Garden, the Observer and the Telegraph magaziné. His books include űve Shell Guides, The Spirit of the Cotswolds, Enigmatic England and Panoramas of English Gardens. Vissza