Bøger af Gerald Hoberman

Gerald and Marc Hoberman bring their magical touch to a new range of trend-setting travel and photography books -- the irresistible Mighty Marvellous Little Books series. Distinctively designed, each little hardcover book is lavishly produced with magnificent color photographs throughout, a full-color map, captivating and informative text, printed endpapers, a dustjacket, and a ribbon bookmark.Africa's remote wilderness regions, legendary sunsets, and unique wildlife have long held an allure for the visitor. This little book showcases the best of Gerald, and Marc Hoberman's wildlife photography. From the "Big Five" -- the lion, elephant, black rhinoceros, leopard, and African buffalo -- to the lesser-known creatures -- such as the suricate, kudu, ostrich, wildebeest (gnu), and the majestic fish eagle -- Wildlife of Africa will delight nature lovers of every kind.

Focusing on South Africa, this work captures the magnificent land and its people, and talks about old places and ancient customs. It is useful for those with an interest in this country.

Presents a collection of wildlife photographs that represents the author's work over two decades and thousands of miles travelled on six continents, as he sought to capture on film some of the world's striking animals. This is a glimpse into the lives of creatures living in the remote regions of the earth.

London is a city of immense size, where the old and the new live comfortably cheek by jowl. This book is a celebration and an important record of England's capital. In both pictures and words, it speaks for itself.

To be seated at a Sephardic table is to bare witness to centuries of a mesmerizingly rich cultural heritage overflowing with traditions and festivities, symbols and superstitions, stories and insights, fragrances, tastes and culinary secrets - all handed down from generation to generation around the ever-present Sephardic feast. Following the expulsion of the Jews in 1492 by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain, Sephardic Jewish communities spread to new shores bringing with them their rich gastronomic heritage from Moorish Spain which naturally evolved into a wonderfully complex fusion of flavours incorporating Ottoman Turkish, Greek, Hispanic, African and other influences. Deeply inspired by her roots and constantly immersed in its traditions, author, artist and Sephardic cuisine expert Stella Cohen has set out to record the legacy of this vibrant, fascinating yet vanishing world for posterity and tell the story of her own family's cultural journey from Rodos (where her great-grandfather Haham Yaacov Capouya, was the esteemed sage and Rabbi of Rhodes) to Rhodesia (today known as Zimbabwe) where she has raised her family to continue the traditions as passed on to her. In 1986, "Sephardic Cuisine" by Stella Cohen, a humble spiral bound cookbook, was independently published under the auspices of the Sephardic community of Zimbabwe and quickly became an international success, being reprinted many times over. For more than ten years, Stella has worked at revising and extending the original to include a more thorough exploration of the age-old subject and the techniques and traditions around it. Stella's Sephardic Table is a treasure trove of inspiration for the soul, filled with over 250 sumptuous easy-to-follow recipes, all lavishly illustrated and garnished with anecdotes, Ladino sayings, essays and rare insights into family-cherished tips and tricks traditionally passed from mother to daughter.