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UNVEILING THAILAND
9 DAYS IN THE KINGDOM
A Commemorative Book by 55 World-class Photographers
In Honour of His Majesty the King’s 80 th Birthday
PHOTOGRAPHERS PROFILE |
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© Nazreen Sansoni |
Dominic Sansoni
Dominic Sansoni lives and works in Sri Lanka. What he likes doing best is travelling around the island with no agenda. In addition to an extensive portfolio on Sri Lanka, where he has photographed the many years of conflict, Sansoni’s collections include photos of India, Maldives, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal, Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. |
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Dow Wasiksiri
Dow Wasiksiri studied film and photography at Los Angeles City College and later graduated with a degree in radio and television broadcasting from California State University, Los Angeles. As a photographer, Wasiksiri began his career shooting for many well-known fashion magazines in Thailand. In 1983 he set up his own photography studio, Persona, and, since then, Wasiksiri is always in demand, shooting both for local and international clients. The jobs take him to many parts of the world, but he still finds time to create his fine art photography. Today his work is in private and public collections around the world. |
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Duangdao Suwunarungsi
Duangdao Suwunarungsi is one of Thailand’s top nature and landscape photographers. She set up the monthly magazine Nature Explorer, of which she is the executive editor, and has published several travel books including Explore the World: The 50 Greatest Trips and Passage to the Himalayas: From Shangri-la to the roof of the world. Currently she is working on a number of other book projects including The Heart of Himalayas and The Great Drive in New Zealand.
Duangdao is a veteran of other multi-photographer books such as Thailand: 7 Days in the Kingdom, Malaysia: Heart of Southeast Asia and Brunei: Abode of Peace. |
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© Karin Brehm |
Egbert Brehm
German photographer Egbert Brehm’s signature style is one which he calls ‘photo painting’, a technique which involves the complete dissolving of concrete objects into runny colours. This unfamiliar way of shooting photographs shows the viewer an imaginary, fleeting moment which, Brehm feels, allows one an ‘inner’ view rather than an ‘objective’ view.
Brehm has held exbitions at Bangkok’s Sofitel Central Plaza and Goethe-Institut. |
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© Debra Kellner |
Eric Valli
Eric Valli has lived for many years in the Himalaya and is one of the region’s best-known photographers. He is a regular contributor to GEO and National Geographic, and is the author of numerous books, including Caravans of the Himalaya, Honey Hunters of Nepal, and Shadow Hunters: the Nest Gatherers of Tiger Cave.
Valli has also produced award-winning documentaries, and his first feature-length film, the Academy Award-nominated Himalaya (1997), was an international success and was accompanied by Himalaya: The Making of the Film by Eric Valli, published by Harry N. Abrams.
He now spends his time in between Paris and Asia. |
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