Travel Photography Photobook

1. Travel Photography Photobook Do you have a photo album from your wedding, engagement or other ceremonial event, or from your travel experience? How do you feel watching those pics when in isolation? Beyond words, maybe. Pictures are quite like colorful stories, knitted well through photos, and have fond memories associated with them. Whenever you have a look onto them, you feel like reliving those days again. The dim or blemished memories of the day certainly start sparkling, making you feel happy and content. Probably it’s why people love travel photobooks, and have a special fondness towards those glossy pictures, printed in a publication. A Travel Photobook is a powerful thing, in which images prevail over texts. Nowadays, the joint efforts by creative teams help build a highly effective visual narrative. Whether or not you have been to that place, the pictures put an impression as if you are literally walking across the lane. You start feeling each and every bit of it. Photobooks present an immersive experience, in which photographs lose their own character to become things in themselves, and get printed to ultimately become a dramatic event. Photography works published in books have gained immense popularity, especially travel photography photobooks. The photography book may be with or without text, in which photographs take the leading role. In some way, the book is a vehicle for the author (or photographer) to showcase their work (photography). These are not catalogues or portfolios, but true photography work that’s a perfect depiction of the photographer’s hard work. In the same fashion, a wonderful creation is a Ladakh photobook (captioned: The Silent Mantra) that acts like an excellent invitation to the serene Ladakh. Nestled in Himalayas, Ladakh belongs to India (geographically), but inherits the culture from Tibet. The book offers a precious encounter with the unseen Himalayas, pristine landscapes and a rich culture that primarily praises peace

2. and serenity. It has a perfect narrative, and ends in itself – once you start with it, you don’t even realize coming to the end. You go with the flow of the film. Originally, the work of art is by Jakub Śliwa, a seasoned photographer who has flair for photographing typically the non-western world: Indian subcontinents, North and Central Africa. His work of photography – The Silent Mantra – is a wonderful narrative of the fading rituals, traditions and ceremonies. A photobook is a wonderful narrative and a treasure of artworks. The visual narrative is more powerful than anything else. Source Url- https://bit.ly/2R5KVBe