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20 imagesAlejandro Sala, Photographer, followed Bruce Chatwin storie, Patagonia Unknown exhibited in New York, a masterpiece.. goes beyond !! His Wild Places..adds originality, beauty, emotions, but most all captures a state of mind a certain times frames. A masterpiece goes beyond, adds originality, beauty, emotions, but most all captures a state of mind a certain times frames. With this photographic reportage, Alejandro Sala takes these features and interprets through his camera lens with the intention to celebrated Bruce Chatwin's Patagonia. Forty years ago, the mastery of Bruce Chatwin created a myth by Writing " In Patagonia", a-legend that continues to live still... The author has travelled extensively throughout Argentina’s Patagonia (2005 -2013) to catch the scene of this land and its inhabitants using analogue &digital, photography as a means to tell stories. Alejandro is talent is to use black and white images to narrate his travels. Sala’s extraordinary mastery of the technique and his virtuosity in the darkroom, using the traditional analogue process based on the translation of light into precise tonal relationship, intensifies the cleanliness of the whites and the depth of the tonal values and contrasts. His works of art are not only images, but also complex photographic illustration with a notable use of light. Each photo not only tells a story but transmits emotions. Images from the book published in 2014 by Alejandro Sala, that received from Argentina Government in 2016th the Nation Branding for his work about Southern Patagonia, The images work concentrates on the visual power of stunning, captivating landscapes, from the Rio Colorado to Straits of Magellan to the endless desolate plains of Southern Patagonia. PATAGONIA UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHY ART BOOK - Hardcover Text: English - Edition 25cm x 25cm, Page: 134, 80 Pictures, 16 Color, 64 Black & White. Release date: March 7, 2019 BUY THE BOOK: https://www.blurb.com/b/9309529-patagonia-unknown PATAGONIA -Images Collections -The South of the Word when the World Finished- PHOTOGRAPHY ART BOOK - Hardcover Text: English - Edition 30cm x 30cm, Page: 68, 44 Pictures, Black & White. Release date: April, 2016 BUY THE BOOK: https://www.blurb.com/b/7055883-patagonia-the-south-of-the-world-when-the-world-fi © Alejandro Sala | architecture+ photography
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30 imagesAlejandro Sala | Professional Photographer | AMAZING COLORS | captures images wild-places | Planet Mars ?...is part of an intact, untouched world, that often reminded me of the landscape pictures of Planet Mars sent by NASA in January 2004. The Puna region, on which this images "The Gate of the Andes series " from Book published in 2019, focuses on, spreads on part of the northern territories of Chile and Bolivia, on the southern part of Peru and on the north-eastern Argentinian territories. This region, impossible to describe with words, is part of an intact, untouched world, that often reminded me of the landscape pictures of Planet Mars sent by NASA in January 2004. The analogies are several, especially as far as the scenery is concerned: the landscape is scattered with dunes, craters and saltwater deposits. The Puna is also one of the few existing intact ecosystems in the whole world, enclosed in an upland located at almost 3500 meters (12.000 feet) on the sea level. In a place where the quantity of oxygen is reduced to 50% due to elevation, - 4000m on level sea- where the precipitations are scarce and the aridity and temperature range are very high, it is not surprising that the development of the vegetation is nearly non-existent. Surely the climate change which has been taking place in the last years has only worsened the situation. The global demand of renewable energy has seen a growth of 200% in the last decade, investing the so-called lithium triangle, where the biggest deposits of lithium are to be found: Atacama (Chile), Uyuni (Bolivia) and Antofagasta (Argentina) constitute 80% of the supply of the whole planet. Indeed in the Puna region, the extraction of lithium – also called white gold – represents the price of the development of modern society insofar as it produces a remarkable reduction of the water resources and of the access to drinking water for the inhabitants of the region, in this way modifying the whole ecosystem. MORE: Travel notes by Alejandro Sala photographs in "The Gates of the Andes. The Gate of The Andes Published by AS editions, USA 2019 PHOTOGRAPHY ART BOOK - Hardcover Text: English - Edition 31cm x 28cm, Page: 134, 61 Pictures, 44 Color, 17 Black & White. BUY THE PHOTO ART BOOK: https://it.blurb.com/b/9715671-the-gate-of-the-andes © Alejandro Sala | architecture+ photography