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Vanishing Ireland

A Monograph in Black & White

by Nemo Niemann

Hardcover, Dust Jacket
Linen cover with full-colour dust jacket and flaps
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About the Book
Ireland has undergone an enormous transformation in the past decade. Through economic prosperity and immigration of workers from the EU and around the world, Ireland's "face" is changing rapidly. In a sense, Ireland is vanishing before our eyes. This book , with its 149 plates in Black & White, seeks to capture Ireland as it is and was, for the future will change everything. The People, the Land, the Sea, and the Ruins will evolve, but on these pages, will remain frozen for a moment in time.



For additional information and additional page spreads of the book, go to:

www.vanishing-ireland.com.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Fine Art Photography
  • Project Option: Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
    # of Pages: 160
  • Publish Date: Oct 27, 2008
  • Language English
  • Keywords Ireland B&W, black & white fine art, fine art photography, black & white photography, Europe, people, ruins, seascapes, landscapes, travel, Ireland
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About the Creator
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Nemo Niemann Photography
New York - Washington, DC

Nemo has worked as a professional photographer since graduating from college in 1976. After deciding against architectural graduate school, Nemo turned, instead, to photography. After first shooting photojournalism and sports for four years, Nemo finally settled on a career in commercial photography specializing in fashion and lifestyle. Over the years, Nemo never lost his love for landscape photography and rarely leaves home without a camera and several lenses. His worldly travels include over twenty trips to Great Britain and fifteen to Ireland. In fact, the love of Ireland is so great, he and his wife were married at Castle Ward in County Down. Based commercially in New York, Nemo shares a farm in Pennsylvania with his graphic designer wife, Carol, their twin boys, four horses, three cats and a dog named Doolin.

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