Washington, D.C. Impressions
photography by James Blank
and Richard Nowitz
published by Farcountry Press
- Informative captions complement images of both famous and little-known sites, including the Lincoln Monument, the Smithsonian Castle, the National Academy of Science, Union Station, Chinatown, and downtown D.C. jazz clubs. Blank and Nowitz succeed in creating a complete panorama of a historic city known most for its tourist spots. Washington, D.C. Impressions is the perfect reminder of a visit to Washington, D.C., or a great way to get to know it.
80 pages, 9 1/8'' x 8 1/8'', 82 color photos, 50 softcovers per case, Smythe-sewn
softcover
ISBN 10: 1560372982
ISBN 13: 9781560372981
$12.95
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| "When Queen Juliana of the Netherlands visited Washington in 1952, she presented a small silver bell to President Truman. it represented this carillon, given to the U.S. by the Netherlands in gratitude for its aid to that country during and after World War II."
-from page 17 "The Simthsonian National Museum of African Art celebrates the diverse artistic history of Africa, housing important collections of ceramics, masks, musical instruments, textiles, and many other media."
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Richard Nowitz' photographs regularly appear in the world's leading travel guides and magazines. He has more than twenty-five large-format photo books to his credit. Nowitz has been a contract photographer with National Geographic World, Traveler and Book Division. His photograph of camels at Giza was selected as the logo for the National Geographic TV News Channel. His photos are syndicated worldwide through the Corbis and National Geographic Image Collection. |
| James Blank's work has appeared in many magazines and brochures; he has more than 4,000 calendar images and 8,000 postcards to his credit. His clients include Hallmark, Kodak, Travel-Holiday, Marriott, Unique Homes, World Book, Beautiful America, AAA, Impact, Alaska Airlines, and many more. Blank has more than 200,000 images that he markets through his stock photo agency, Scenics of America. | |