Destination Nowhere: Visual Adventures For Endless Inspiration Hardcover
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                            Martin Kers
                        Book Description
                            Many people have the desire to travel with no fixed destination, on a road to nowhere. Martin Kers has captured that longing by photographing desolate landscapes that show a world free from technology and human interference. On a journey narrated by 350 striking images, Kers takes us past the end of the world. In this space, beyond human interference, we find an endless void filled with nature in all its self-sufficient glory. Inspiring quotes by famous authors and thinkers are scattered throughout the book, making it a perfect gift.
                        ISBN-10
                            9089897070
                        ISBN-13
                            9789089897077
                        Language
                            English
                        Publisher
                            Lannoo
                        Publication Date
                            22/Feb/17
                        Number of Pages
                            340
                        About the Author
                            Martin Kers is an interesting man: he takes pictures of landscapes, but prefers the term 'outdoor photographer'. A characteristic of his work is that he shows the 'normal' as extraordinary. Having travelled the world working for newspapers and magazines, he has a vast selection of experiences to help him choose the locations for his shots.
                        Editorial Review
                            Internationally acclaimed outdoor photographer Martin Kers captures this longing to roam the ends of the earth beyond civilization's constraints in his latest collection Destination Nowhere: Geographic Adventures in Primordial Places. This book showcases what many would call desolate landscapes, but others find inspiring, healing, or restorative places to recharge human batteries drained by the constant busyness of modern life. New York Journal of Books