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TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
By: Gordon Wiltsie

Adventures of an Expedition Photographer

W. W. Norton
October 2006
On Sale: October 2, 2006
224 pages
ISBN: 0393060284
EAN: 9780393060287
Hardcover
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Unforgettable stories and images from America's preeminent adventure photographer on his most challenging, exhilarating expeditions.

Renowned as one of the world's foremost expedition photographers, Gordon Wiltsie has climbed Himalayan mountains, mushed dogs on the frozen Arctic Ocean, skied in Antarctica, and hacked through the Amazon jungle to photograph the most remote reaches of the planet. For the last three decades he has accompanied many of the great modern explorersβ€”Alex Lowe, Conrad Anker, Will Steger, Jon Krakauer, David Breashears, Norman Vaughanβ€”on incredibly challenging climbs and epic adventures. Despite carrying his own share of the weightβ€”along with cameras, film, and lensesβ€”he has matched these companions pitch for pitch and mile for mile, photographing them every inch of the way.

In this journey through ten unique expeditions, Wiltsie illustrates the daily life of an explorerβ€”from the thrill of summiting a virgin peak to the fear of surviving a storm, to the humorous and unexpected everyday moments of life on the edge. 175 color illustrations, 9 maps.

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Day To Day - October 2, 2006