Cairo, Cairo: The Elsewhere Series

Author: (French) Meyer Photography, (French) Tichart, Zheng Jie, Jie Jie Writing, Liu Kangning Translation
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Publishing Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The mission of DragonImage Images is to focus on human geography and tourism resources around the world. From modern wars to ancient civilizations, from exotic cultures to daily life, from the latest technological inventions to human health issues. DragonImage photographers use photo essays to tell the story of progress and confusion in the course of human history, capturing the expressions of people from different countries and ethnicities, as well as the creation and destruction that occur every day on Earth. By opening this series of books, readers will embark on an epic journey alongside these unique photographers to explore new discoveries on our planet.
Author Bio: Pascal Meunier is a French journalist and photographer who has traveled through the Islamic world for seven years. He first traveled and photographed the cities of Syria, then moved from Morocco to Yemen. He has captured the heritage of Islamic regions through images and has always focused on the social interactions in people's daily lives. Pascal Meunier has photographed the bathrooms of the Islamic world, the palaces of Cairo, the dangerous oases of Mauritania, and the turbulent Islamic world, as well as the city of Dubai, the gold mines of Egypt, the Silicon Valley of Hyderabad in India, and the nights of Cairo. He presents a world that adapts to trends while retaining its authenticity and values. He regularly collaborates with internationally renowned magazines, including Le Monde 2, I'équipe, EIMundo, Newsweek, Geo, Grands Reportages, Cultural Geography, Mercedes Magazine, Geographical, Airone, and Epsilon. He has also written books such as Yemen (La Manufacture Publishing), Libya (Edisud Publishing), Syria, Cradle of Culture (ACR Publishing), Turkish Baths, Magical Baths (Dakota Publishing), and Cairo (Magellan Publishing).