Markus Gaiser (6 results)

Hardback. Condition: Good. A breathtaking collection from the International Mountain Summit's annual photography contest 2011 to 2016. The Spirit of the Mountains presents the best photographs submitted to the International Mountain Summit (IMS) photography contest from 2011 to 2016. More than 160 stunning images display mountains around the world in their many manifestations from the violent spectacle of a volcanic eruption to a flower-painted valley. Above them all lies the eternal universe, now clouds, now stars, in darkness and light, embellished with northern lights, rainbows, or slashes of lightning. But more than all of that, The Spirit of the Mountains is a heart-stopping reminder that humans are absurdly insignificant in nature's design. The photographs are organized into four chapters: (1) Europe (Italy, Germany, France, Scotland, Norway, Canary Islands, Iceland, Austria and more) (2) Asia (Armenia, Iran, Caucasus, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Nepal-India, Philippines, Indonesia and more) (3) Africa/Oceania/Antarctic (includes Ethiopia and New Zealand and more) (4) Americas (Greenland, Canada, United States, Guyana, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and more) The use of drones in the contest photographs was permitted in 2016. The 160 photographs include the known and unknown: Half Dome, Yosemite; K2, second only to Everest; Kangchendzonga, Kirkjufell, Mitre Peak, Koryaksky, Sassolungo, Mount Slamet, Tepuy Roraima -- and many more.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A breathtaking collection from the International Mountain Summit's annual photography contest 2011 to 2016. The Spirit of the Mountains presents the best photographs submitted to the International Mountain Summit (IMS) photography contest from 2011 to 2016. More than 160 stunning images display mountains around the world in their many manifestations from the violent spectacle of a volcanic eruption to a flower-painted valley. Above them all lies the eternal universe, now clouds, now stars, in darkness and light, embellished with northern lights, rainbows, or slashes of lightning. But more than all of that, The Spirit of the Mountains is a heart-stopping reminder that humans are absurdly insignificant in nature's design. The photographs are organized into four chapters: . Europe (Italy, Germany, France, Scotland, Norway, Canary Islands, Iceland, Austria and more) . Asia (Armenia, Iran, Caucasus, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Nepal-India, Philippines, Indonesia and more) . Africa/Oceania/Antarctic (includes Ethiopia and New Zealand and more) . Americas (Greenland, Canada, United States, Guyana, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and more) The use of drones in the contest photographs was permitted in 2016. The 160 photographs include the known and unknown: Half Dome, Yosemite; K2, second only to Everest; Kangchendzoenga, Kirkjufell, Mitre Peak, Koryaksky, Sassolungo, Mount Slamet, Tepuy Roraima -- and many more. AUTHOR: The International Mountain Summit (IMS) is an independent and international festival of mountaineers, alpinists, climbers and other mountain enthusiasts and photographers established in 2009 by Markus Gaiser and Alex Ploner. The annual IMS Photo Contest draws participation from more than 12,000 photographers in nearly 100 countries. 160 colour photographs A breathtaking collection presenting the best photographs submitted to the International Mountain Summit photography contest from 2011 to 2016. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A breathtaking collection from the International Mountain Summit's annual photography contest 2011 to 2016. The Spirit of the Mountains presents the best photographs submitted to the International Mountain Summit (IMS) photography contest from 2011 to 2016. More than 160 stunning images display mountains around the world in their many manifestations from the violent spectacle of a volcanic eruption to a flower-painted valley. Above them all lies the eternal universe, now clouds, now stars, in darkness and light, embellished with northern lights, rainbows, or slashes of lightning. But more than all of that, The Spirit of the Mountains is a heart-stopping reminder that humans are absurdly insignificant in nature's design. The photographs are organized into four chapters: . Europe (Italy, Germany, France, Scotland, Norway, Canary Islands, Iceland, Austria and more) . Asia (Armenia, Iran, Caucasus, Russia, United Arab Emirates, Nepal-India, Philippines, Indonesia and more) . Africa/Oceania/Antarctic (includes Ethiopia and New Zealand and more) . Americas (Greenland, Canada, United States, Guyana, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Venezuela, Chile and more) The use of drones in the contest photographs was permitted in 2016. The 160 photographs include the known and unknown: Half Dome, Yosemite; K2, second only to Everest; Kangchendzoenga, Kirkjufell, Mitre Peak, Koryaksky, Sassolungo, Mount Slamet, Tepuy Roraima -- and many more. AUTHOR: The International Mountain Summit (IMS) is an independent and international festival of mountaineers, alpinists, climbers and other mountain enthusiasts and photographers established in 2009 by Markus Gaiser and Alex Ploner. The annual IMS Photo Contest draws participation from more than 12,000 photographers in nearly 100 countries. 160 colour photographs A breathtaking collection presenting the best photographs submitted to the International Mountain Summit photography contest from 2011 to 2016. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Nov 25, 2014. Condition: gebraucht; sehr gut. 53. Auflage, Hardcover Leinen mit Schutzumschlag, im Kartonschuber, wie ungebraucht, aber eine Seite leicht verknickt (Lagerung - Dünndruckverfahren).

Nov 25, 2014. Condition: gebraucht; wie neu. 5. Auflage, ungebraucht.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Was sind gute Schulen? Dies ist eine Frage, deren Beantwortung von historischen, kulturellen, schulpaedagogischen undpolitischen Kontexten und Intentionen abhaengig ist. Insbesondere haengt die Antwort gegenwaertig von den jeweils vertretenenBildungsabsichten, .…