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- Autorius: Andrew Zuckerman
- Leidėjas: Crown Publishing Group (NY)
- Metai: 2026
- Puslapiai: 288
- ISBN: 9798217088805
- Formatas: x x cm, kieti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
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From renowned photographer Andrew Zuckerman, a stunning collection of 250 full-color images exploring the intricate web that connects the natural world to the human world.
In United Nature, award-winning photographer Andrew Zuckerman invites you on a visual journey that reawakens your relationship with the living world. Through striking photographs and thoughtful reflections, he challenges the idea that humans stand above nature and instead reveals the threads that connect animals, plants, and ecosystems alike.
But this book isn’t only about beautiful images; it’s an invitation to see yourself as part of a larger whole. Exploring themes of interdependence, perception, and wonder, United Nature blends art, philosophy, and science to ask: When did we stop seeing ourselves as part of nature—and how might we return?
Creating a sense of connection with our living world through surprising photographic pairings, Zuckerman encourages readers to rediscover awe for a planet far richer, stranger, and more intricate than we often recognize. Whether you’re drawn to photography, to nature, or to deeper questions of belonging, this book offers a new way of seeing the world—and our place within it.
- Autorius: Andrew Zuckerman
- Leidėjas: Crown Publishing Group (NY)
- Metai: 2026
- Puslapiai: 288
- ISBN: 9798217088805
- Formatas: x x cm, kieti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
From renowned photographer Andrew Zuckerman, a stunning collection of 250 full-color images exploring the intricate web that connects the natural world to the human world.
In United Nature, award-winning photographer Andrew Zuckerman invites you on a visual journey that reawakens your relationship with the living world. Through striking photographs and thoughtful reflections, he challenges the idea that humans stand above nature and instead reveals the threads that connect animals, plants, and ecosystems alike.
But this book isn’t only about beautiful images; it’s an invitation to see yourself as part of a larger whole. Exploring themes of interdependence, perception, and wonder, United Nature blends art, philosophy, and science to ask: When did we stop seeing ourselves as part of nature—and how might we return?
Creating a sense of connection with our living world through surprising photographic pairings, Zuckerman encourages readers to rediscover awe for a planet far richer, stranger, and more intricate than we often recognize. Whether you’re drawn to photography, to nature, or to deeper questions of belonging, this book offers a new way of seeing the world—and our place within it.
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