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Hardback. Condition: New. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Korea's plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine people's unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. - Jong Won Rhee The human subjects of Jong Won Rhee's photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there.

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Hardback. Condition: New. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Korea's plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine people's unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. - Jong Won Rhee The human subjects of Jong Won Rhee's photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Koreas plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine peoples unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. Jong Won RheeThe human subjects of Jong Won Rhees photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Korea's plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine people's unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. - Jong Won Rhee The human subjects of Jong Won Rhee's photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there.

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Condition: New. The author examines the nature of Korea's 'industrial miracle' and, in particular, the limitations of its authoritarian state as a vehicle for intervening in the market or for sponsoring liberal reform. Num Pages: 304 pages, black & white illustrations. BIC Classification: 1FPK; JPHC; JPQB; KN. Category: (UP) Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly; (UU) Undergraduate. Dimension: 216 x 140 x 26. Weight in Grams: 476. . 1994. 1st Edition. hardcover. . . . .

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Condition: New. The author examines the nature of Korea's 'industrial miracle' and, in particular, the limitations of its authoritarian state as a vehicle for intervening in the market or for sponsoring liberal reform. Num Pages: 304 pages, black & white illustrations. BIC Classification: 1FPK; JPHC; JPQB; KN. Category: (UP) Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly; (UU) Undergraduate. Dimension: 216 x 140 x 26. Weight in Grams: 476. . 1994. 1st Edition. hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Koreas plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine peoples unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. Jong Won RheeThe human subjects of Jong Won Rhees photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - ĞEin besonderer Moment im Fotografieren ist der Augenblick kurz vor dem Abdrücken, wenn du ganz unbewusst von etwas bewegt wirst. Du versuchst ihn festzuhalten, diesen flüchtigen Augenblick, in dem die Gefühle durch dich fliessen ohne dass du sie ganz verstehst. Diese Bilder versuchen diesen Moment mittels Fotografie zu bewahren und verkörpern meine persönliche Interaktion mit Korea, wo diese Bilder gemacht wurden. Der unerwartete Fluss an Gefühlen, den man nur augenblicklich vor dem Abdrücken erlebt, formt meine Erfahrung der Welt und definiert mich als Person. Diese unbeschönigten Darstellungen vonSüdkoreas einfachen Randgebieten blicken in die Tiefen menschlicher Einsamkeit. Sie verbildlichen das unbewusste Streben der Menschen, sich mit ihrer Einsamkeit abzufinden, schauen dem Mensch-Sein mit einer gefassten Gelassenheit ins Gesicht.ğ- Jong Won RheeDie Menschen in Jong Won Rhees Bildern sind meist abgewandt oder in sich selbst gekehrt. Die charakteristischen blauen Dächer, der blühende Mohn, die lauten Reklametafeln und Ladenschilder, die gebündelten Frühlingszwiebeln am Marktstand, die saftigen Felder wirken alle farbiger als die Menschen, welche uns in diesen zeitgenössischen Alltagsszenen begegnen.

Hardback. Condition: New. A special moment in photographing is the short-lived moment just before shutter release when you are unconsciously moved by something. You try to capture that fleeting moment of emotions flowing through you without fully understanding them. These pictures try to preserve that moment through the medium of photography, and represent my personal interaction with Korea, where they were taken. This unexpected flow of feelings in the instant before releasing the shutter informs my experience with the world and defines who I am as a person. These images of South Korea's plain and unadorned fringes peer into the depths of human solitude. They imagine people's unconscious striving to come to terms with their loneliness by facing up to the human condition squarely, steadfastly, serenely. - Jong Won Rhee The human subjects of Jong Won Rhee's photograph are, for the most part, turning away or turned in upon themselves. In fact, the characteristic blue rooftops, blooming poppies, garish billboards and store signs, the bundled spring onions at a market stall and the lush fields of South Korea all seem more colorful than the people we come across in these scenes of contemporary everyday life there.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Solitudes of Human Places | Jong Won Rhee | Buch | 144 S. | Englisch | 2021 | Edition Patrick Frey | EAN 9783907236338 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.