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National Geographic Radio interviews Tom Carter about India. Listen:
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/radio/episodes/NGW-411/ngwkd1024-hour2_seg1...
Fresh off the success of his groundbreaking new photo book CHINA: Portrait of a People, yet refusing to rest on his laurels, travel photographer Tom Carter has announced his next destination: India.
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http://www.amazon.com/CHINA-Portrait-People-Tom-Carter/dp/9889979942
"Having already photographed the people of the world's most populous country, I saw it only fitting to now focus on the second-most populous country," said the native San Franciscan at a recent press conference. The result of this epic expedition, Carter anticipates, will be his second book of photography, INDIA: Portrait of a People.
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35-year-old Carter made headlines in 2008 for his unprecedented 2-year, 56,000 kilometer journey across the 33 provinces of China, which resulted in the creation of his 640-page book of photography CHINA: Portrait of a People. Considered the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author, the photo book was a critical and commercial success.
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It will be the American freelance photographer's first visit to the Republic of India; however the intrepid Carter will be jumping in with both feet to travel the length and breadth of the vast South Asian nation. "I intend to photograph all 35 states/territories and traverse as much of India's 3.3 million square kilometers as possible. It may take a couple of years, but I won't rest until I have created the definitive India photo book, something any single author has yet to do."
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erskinemusic 3 months ago
good photography
crisscrossingindia 4 months ago
Just awesome. No one takes photos like Tom Carter!
Kristoff007 5 months ago
Lovely images of India.
Music choice is questionable.
Jaffer615 5 months ago