Dan Eldon lived more in twenty-two years than most people do in eighty. He traveled through four continents, led expeditions across Africa, wrote a book, worked as a graphic designer in New York, made a film, and became a respected photojournalist, all before his sudden, violent death in Somalia. Th...

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1. Verfasser:	Eldon, Dan 1970-1993 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	San Francisco, Calif. Chronicle Books 1997
Ausgabe:	1. publ. in the United States
Schlagworte:	Eldon, Dan <1970-1993> > Diaries Eldon, Dan > 1970-1993 Photojournalists > England > Diaries Photojournalists > United States > Diaries USA Tagebuch
Zusammenfassung:	Dan Eldon lived more in twenty-two years than most people do in eighty. He traveled through four continents, led expeditions across Africa, wrote a book, worked as a graphic designer in New York, made a film, and became a respected photojournalist, all before his sudden, violent death in Somalia. This is no ordinary diary. It is an astonishing collage of photographs, drawings, words, maps, clippings, paints, scraps, shards, and trash that reveals his strange and vivid life. The wild trips and weird places, the lovers and late nights, the danger and fun are captured in pages that seem to shiver with passion, opinion, and dark humor. Eldon's journal holds up a pure mirror to both the sickness of the modern world and the fragile happiness of the human condition, and ultimately, reveals the accidental beauty that only a young artist can truly capture.
Beschreibung:	12 S., [107] Bl. überw. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	1861540868