Sol Wara
Papua New Guinea
by Adriana Basques and Clark Miller
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About the Book
Sol Wara is a term in Papuan Pidgin, a "broken" language from English and one of the many languages spoken in Papua New Guinea.
Its direct translation would be Salt Water, but it means much more than that!
It's about everything related to the ocean .
The pages of this book brings a sample of the rich colors, textures and shapes of the underwater life here, where time refuses to give up the past.
Its direct translation would be Salt Water, but it means much more than that!
It's about everything related to the ocean .
The pages of this book brings a sample of the rich colors, textures and shapes of the underwater life here, where time refuses to give up the past.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 160 - Publish Date: May 23, 2011
- Keywords Papua New Guinea, art photography, exotic, underwater, Photography
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About the Creator
Adriana Basques
San Francisco
I grew up in Brazil and have lived, worked and explored the vast reaches of this incredible land for much of my life. Traveling has always been in my blood and when I finished my formal education in telecommunication and electrical engineering, I began a long, fulfilling and successful career of eighteen years in IT Services and Software as an executive for IBM. In 2010 decided to take a leave of absence to enjoy life of a different flavor, focusing my interest on photography and scuba diving. I have settled into the San Francisco