Poland : from sea to mountains
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Varmia and Masuria are as if a godsend bestowed on Warsaw. The Second World War treated Poland's capital very roughly indeed; so it was something of a surprise that it also granted this city a special boon – thanks to the shift of borders – the immediate vicinity of Varmia and Masuria, a land of great beauty. This country full of water, forests, ancient castles, churches, and guildhalls, fish and fowl, is simply a stone's throw away. So in summer swarms of holidaymakers head north. We all have our own, different idea of this land of a thousand lakes. Some remember it as a place crammed with white sails; others recall the tug on the fishing-line they felt here; still others are fascinated by the cormorants and black storks which, along with the white flocks and the Masurian swans, live here in a phenomenal black-and-white bird sanctuary. An extraordinary vegetation and animal world may be encountered here on the marshes and peat-bogs; the fields full of flowers, the huge forests, and the aquatic world of the lakes are all so exciting. There's something for everyone here. This region can rightly be called Poland's paradise for recreation, indeed there are very few places in Europe to match it for an unspoiled natural environment.
Cracow as seen by a young photographer discloses hitherto unknown charms and delights. Introduction by Olgierd Budrewicz. 21 x 28 cm ; 83 colour-full photos by Piotr Witosławski; Hardback cover. English-Polish bilingual edition.Kolejny album z serii BOSZ-Polska. Królewski Kraków w obiektywie młodego fotografika Piotra Witosławskiego odkrywa swe nieznane dotąd uroki. Słowo wstępne napisał Olgierd Budrewicz. Zdjęcia Piotr Witosławski. Format : 21 x 28 cm ; Język tekstu polsko-angielski.
Album prezentuje zdjęcia Warszawy z okresu od początku istnienia fotografii do 1939 roku. Materiał zdjęciowy będzie wzbogacony fotografiami współczesnej stolicy, wykonanymi w konwencji biało-czarnej, nieodbiegającej od całości szaty graficznej, opracowanej przez Macieja Buszewicza, profesora warszawskiej ASP.Autorem tekstu wprowadzającego oraz obszernych eseistycznych komentarzy do zdjęć jest Olgierd Budrewicz, wybitny warszawiak, podróżnik, autor licznych książek i reportaży.
An original look at Warsaw by an art photographer who has been living in the USA for 20 years. Polish text by Olgierd Budrewicz. Photos Jerzy Habdas. 27 x 30 cm; over 100 colourful pictures and photographs; hard cover with dust jacket. Legends in English and Polish.
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