Polar: A Photicular Book
Author: Kainen, Dan
ISBN: 9780761185697
Publisher: Workman Publishing
Year First Published: 2015
Pages: 24
Dimensions: 7.992 inches x 7.992 inches x
Format: Hardback
Description:
From Dan Kainen, the creative mastermind behind Safari (500K copies sold in print) and Ocean (270K copies siold in print), a journey to the ends of the earth, between two covers—with Photicular moving images of the animal life and amazing landscapes of the North and South Poles.
The eight remarkable images include: a trio of adorable, toddling Adélie penguins; two polar bear cubs playing with their mother; a lumbering walrus making its way across the ice; a snowy owl hovering in the sky, searching for prey; a beluga whale breaching the cold water of the Arctic Ocean; a Svalborg reindeer nibbling at tufts of summertime grass; a pack of sled dogs, racing towards you; and the Aurora Borealis glowing in the northern sky.
The text writing, Carol Kaufmann, brings these exotic regions and their inhabitants to life, drawing attention to the extremes of life at the poples, and to the endangered wildlife calls this icey land home.
ISBN: 9780761185697
Publisher: Workman Publishing
Year First Published: 2015
Pages: 24
Dimensions: 7.992 inches x 7.992 inches x
Format: Hardback
Description:
From Dan Kainen, the creative mastermind behind Safari (500K copies sold in print) and Ocean (270K copies siold in print), a journey to the ends of the earth, between two covers—with Photicular moving images of the animal life and amazing landscapes of the North and South Poles.
The eight remarkable images include: a trio of adorable, toddling Adélie penguins; two polar bear cubs playing with their mother; a lumbering walrus making its way across the ice; a snowy owl hovering in the sky, searching for prey; a beluga whale breaching the cold water of the Arctic Ocean; a Svalborg reindeer nibbling at tufts of summertime grass; a pack of sled dogs, racing towards you; and the Aurora Borealis glowing in the northern sky.
The text writing, Carol Kaufmann, brings these exotic regions and their inhabitants to life, drawing attention to the extremes of life at the poples, and to the endangered wildlife calls this icey land home.
