Scenic Namibia

Cover of Scenic Namibia by Thomas Dressler
Publisher: Sunbird Pub
Year: 2000
Language: en
Pages: 108
ISBN-13: 9780624038412
Dewey Decimal: 968.81
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Scenic Namibia by Thomas Dressler, published by Sunbird Pub in 2000, offers a visual exploration of Namibia through a curated selection of the author’s photography. This edition, written in English and spanning 108 pages, showcases the diverse landscapes and cultures of this striking country, highlighting its rugged beauty and unique wildlife.

Readers will find a vivid portrayal of Namibia, featuring iconic locations such as the Skeleton Coast and the Kalahari sand dunes, alongside glimpses of the local peoples who inhabit this arid land. Dressler’s work captures the essence of Namibia, inviting viewers to appreciate the natural wonders and cultural richness that define this remarkable destination.


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Thomas Dressler has spent a great deal of time photographing Namibia over the years and this is a selection of some of his most scenic shots of this wild and rugged land: from the skeleton coast and the sand dunes of the Kalahari in the South, through to the wildlife of Etosha, as well as featuring the peoples of this arid but beautiful land. In this publication Thomas Dressler has captured the very essence of Namibia

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“Scenic Namibia” is credited to Thomas Dressler.
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Publisher: Sunbird Pub. Year: 2000.
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ISBN-13: 9780624038412.
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Language: en. Pages: 108.