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A Tog's Trek: Twelve Cities in Twelve Months

de Sebastian James Shaw

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The journey began, as so many of my plans do, as a whim that quickly gained momentum and conviction as I spoke about it until it became a commitment I had made to myself and others.

An idea half formed, with no clear purpose or objective evolved into a decision to see more of the world, off the cuff remarks like “make the most of it before Brexit” or “Gothenburg airport makes it so convenient” were all defensive deflections. I had ended a relationship because I wasn’t ready or willing to settle down.

So, which was it, reason or excuse? Something I perhaps will only find out at the end of the journey.
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http://togstrek.com
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Catégories supplémentaires Biographies et mémoires, Voyages
  • Format choisi: Grand format paysage, 33×28 cm
    # de pages: 276
  • ISBN
    • Couverture rigide imprimée: 9780464574033
  • Date de publication: nov 22, 2019
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés challenge, exploration, cities, europe, travel
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À propos du créateur
shawsolution
A Tog's Trek
Gothenburg, Sweden

I repurchased an early digital camera in 1999 from savings earned working in West Africa with my father. It was a tiny thing that ran on AA batteries and could take perhaps a hundred 640x480 images. I loved it, and it was an early example of where photography was moving, but it was a toy. It was almost another ten years before I first got seriously into photography. In 2008, fresh out of a relationship, I took a borrowed dSLR on holiday. Walking around Istanbul, I fell in love with the Art of travel. Since then, I've been taking photos of everywhere I have been. I've always been a prolific writer, and the images I've taken have given me the power to illustrate the places I'd been writing about. A year or two later, I started turning the more extensive trips into books, something to tell the story of the adventures I'd had.

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