One of the world’s leading polar and climate change photographers, Danie Ferreira, is releasing a beautifully presented new photo book Out in the Cold, set to be released in two combined volumes next month on October 18, 2022.
Split between his journey through the North and South poles, Out in the Cold brings together over 30 years’ worth of astonishing images from Ferreira’s journey through Svalbard, Greenland, the Canadian High Arctic, and Antarctica – capturing the icy terrains and wildlife that are slowly vanishing before our eyes.
These are the best professional cameras (opens in new tab)
Aside from showcasing his beautiful, and previously unseen photography, Ferreira’s aim through the creation of Out in the Cold (opens in new tab)is to demonstrate vital documentary, using a bold new voice in photojournalism to depict an eyewitness account of what is described as the world’s most inhospitable regions.
Danie Ferreira (opens in new tab) is a South African photographer, cinematographer, and producer. He worked as a meteorological observer in Antarctica in 1983 at the age of just 19, equipped with an entry-level SLR on a 14-month voyage, inspiring him to become a dedicated photojournalist.
(opens in new tab)
The limited-edition luxury handcrafted photo book comprises two volumes (North and South) that are each 364 pages long, round-backed, and bound in a silver dupion silk with a bluish lustre. The cover details are blocked in a silver-blue foil, with hand-painted metallic silver edges.
The book is more of a limited-edition luxury collector’s item, and most remarkably, each book has been overstamped and certified at the geographical poles.
(opens in new tab)
Each volume of North and South is printed on one of the world’s finest papers, Mohawk Superfine, and fully hand-bound and housed in a silk-screened handmade presentation box, with metallic foil blocking on the base.
The £2,500 ($2,854 / AU$4,257 approximately) price for this photo book might be extortionate, but you can certainly see why, justified by the exquisite craftsmanship.
(opens in new tab)
Ferreira found a close-knit community of fellow ice chasers in the Arctic and Antarctic, falling increasingly more in love with the landscape that surrounded him, described as an awe-inspiring terrain that is rapidly dwindling due to the devastating effects of global climate change.
(opens in new tab)
His encounters during his photojournalistic adventures over 30 years are the foundations of Out in the Cold, weaving together written reflections of six expeditions, paired with intimate photos.
(opens in new tab)
Out in the Cold offers extraordinary close-up shots of polar bears and seals, amongst other Arctic creatures, revealing the humanity in nature. One of Ferreira’s keenest interests is in the human-canine relationship, and In 2016, he directed a documentary titled Ice Dogs, with a focus on Greenland’s native snow dogs, his trusty sidekicks. These shepherding snow dogs are beautifully honored in the book.
(opens in new tab)
Out in the Cold is the first book-length collection of photographs by Danie Ferreira, though he is currently working on a second book, Vanishing Ice, which will delve further into the current impacts of climate change on our planet.
Be sure to pre-order a copy (opens in new tab) (if you can afford to) of Out in the Cold which is expected to be released on October 18, 2022, in a hardback format and produced by fine-art publishers, Hurtwood.
(opens in new tab)
You may also want to check out the best coffee table books on photography (opens in new tab), and similarly the best books on photography (opens in new tab). Looking for the best cameras for wildlife photography (opens in new tab)? Or do you need the best 4K camera for video (opens in new tab)?
Support Lumiserver & Cynesys on Tipeee
Visit
our sponsors
Wise (formerly TransferWise) is the cheaper, easier way to send money abroad. It helps people move money quickly and easily between bank accounts in different countries. Convert 60+ currencies with ridiculously low fees - on average 7x cheaper than a bank. No hidden fees, no markup on the exchange rate, ever.
Now you can get a free first transfer up to 500£ with your ESNcard. You can access this offer here.
Source link
