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Lessons for a New Generation

Gianina Sipitca
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Pages
110
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

This is a book of poetry and photography by the author Gianina Sipitca. It is a collection of materials written during the period 2013-2015. The photographs are more or less from the same period, taken always by the author, with a Nikon camera or with the smart phone. While on vacation or during weekend outings, Gianina likes to take simple photographs that show the details of what she observes and enjoys, just as any other person would do. A professional camera never interested her, since it is not what people generally use. She likes to see if she could spur the audience's interest in what captures her imagination for the moment and do it in a simple way, with her inexpensive 'toy'. She calls it a toy, not a tool, since although now dedicated full time to writing and publishing, she still enjoys it as when only a hobby several years ago.

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