Book – Made in Lebanon – Fait au Liban

Description

LebanonPostcard presents the book: Made in Lebanon – Fait au Liban by Pierre Bared.

Size: 28 x 31 x 2.8 cm with about 1500 photos – 2.5 kg
Photography and Comments: Pierre Bared (In English and French)
Pre-Press: Leogravure – Printed at Anis Press – 2008

With his camera as his sole companion, the author displays before our eyes a Lebanon for which he feels keenly affectionate… Through his perspective, we shall travel to meet all that constitutes the beauty of Lebanon; along the way, emotions will take us by surprise, and at times, we shall also be forced to make emergency landings in landscapes of Lebanon that we try to overlook…

It is his endless search for a better Lebanon that propels the author to relay through his book a message for each of us. Let us be ready to receive it…

Summary

Lebanese Generosity
Solidarity
Customs
Peasants
Shepherds
Fishermen
Gypsies
Handicrafts
Culinary
Agriculture
Animals
Trees
Hiking and Wild Camping
Lebanon, the Land of Water
Landscapes
Inheritance
Wild Flowers
The Sunset
Beirut
Jasmine
Gardenia
Hanging Gardens
Tribute
Contrast
Distress
– Prostitution
– Foreign Workers
Religion
Nowhere Else
– The Vine
– Lebanese Imagination
– Notice
– Garage Mechanics
– Number Plates
– The Sidewalks
– When the administration has its share
– The Selling
– Road Signs
– Addresses
– The Lebanese Singularities
– Inventive!
– Noah’s Olive Trees
– The nonsense of the Administration
– The Recycling Process
– Railways
– Electricity
The Streets
– Road Accidents
– Road Watering
– The Tanks
– Cars Status
– The Overweight
– Electricity Poles
– The Trees
– Driving
– Roads’ Status
– Public or Private Property?!
– Services and Taxis
– Home Delivery
– Cops
The Social Security
War Stigmata
Death
Demos
The Money
Pollution, What a Shame!
Communication!
The Cult of Names and People
Advertising
Translation

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