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JOURNEY THROUGH PAKISTAN

Name: JOURNEY THROUGH PAKISTAN
Brand: Vanguard Books
SKU: 9781904722656
Price: 6295.0 PKR
Availability: InStock

By MOHAMED AMIN , DUNCAN WILLETTS , GRAHAM HANCOCK , ASIF NOORANI

Rs.6,295

~~Rs.6,995~~

Availability: In Stock

Description

A captivating coffee table book, Journey through Pakistan, has been revised and updated by the country’s bestselling author and travel writer, Asif Noorani. It was published by Camerapix in Nairobi and printed in Singapore. Towering mountains, unspoilt beaches, awe-inspiring deserts, lush green fields, pulsating cities, traditional villages and their crafts, lively men, women and children, have all been brilliantly captivated in crisp language and eye-catching photographs in Journey Through Pakistan, all of which in combination makes a great gift for your friends and relatives.

About the Author

Amin Was Born On 29 August 1943 In Eastleigh, Nairobi. He Developed An Interest In Photography At School He Founded The Camerapix Company In 1963 In Dar Es Salaam And Moved The Company To Nairobi Three Years Later. During The 1970s, He Became One Of The Most Relied-Upon African News Photographers, Reporting On Wars And Coups All Through The Continent, And His Pictures Were Often Used By Western News Media. Amin's Most Influential Moment Came When His Filming, Along With Michael Buerk's Reporting Of The 1984 Ethiopian Famine Brought International Attention To The Crisis And Eventually Helped Start The Charity Wave That Resulted In Live Aid Concerts. Apart From Ethiopian Famine, He Contributed Exclusive Photos Of The Fall Of Idi Amin And Of Mengistu Haile Mariam, And Was Author Of Numerous Books, Including Journey Through Pakistan, Pilgrimage To Mecca, And Covered Various Themes Like East African Wildlife And The Uganda Railway. Amin Also Published Issues Of Selamta, The Ethiopian Airlines In-Flight Magazine. Amin Was Not Only Active In Africa, But Also In The Middle East. He Covered The Palestinian Black September Uprising To Seize Control Of Jordan In September 1970. He Was Able To Move Among The Palestinian Forces Where Western Journalists Could Not.