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Editions de la Martiniere Hardback English

Where The Sun Keeps Shining

By Lili, Noe, and Rami Mekdachi

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Editions de la Martiniere Hardback English

Where The Sun Keeps Shining

By Lili, Noe, and Rami Mekdachi

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Where the Sun Keeps Shining is a photographic meditation on light, presence, and the silent power of the sun. Under the sun, the world opens up. Colors intensify, shadows lengthen and soften, and even the simplest scenes acquire depth and emotion. Light reveals textures, creates contrasts, and gives objects a new clarity. In this illumination, there is an opening to hope, a feeling that anything is possible, that space breathes, that time slows down just enough to allow us to look. This book brings together images from different continents. What matters is not the destination, but the shared feeling of being under the same sun. Whether captured in a city or a landscape, in the East or the West, the emotion remains universal. The sun becomes the true subject, a common force that connects places, people, and moments. Where the Sun Keeps Shining is about capturing a particular state. A moment when light transforms the ordinary into something luminous. The power lies not in where we stand, but in what happens when the sun appears, when it reminds us, wherever we are in the world, of warmth, openness, and life itself—this energy that connects places and invites a shared feeling of clarity and quiet hope. Bi-lingual French-English edition

Specifications

Product ID / ISBN / EAN 9791040126775
Publisher Editions de la Martiniere
Format Hardback
Condition New
Language English
Publication Date 29 Oct 2026
Number of Pages 224
Width 24.4 cm
Height 34.7 cm
Depth 2.8 cm