Rajasthan,
India’s largest state, is a fascinating land of maharajas, marketeers,
mystics, and monkeys; royal Rajput palaces and formidable forts;
tantalizing taste treats; and colorful charismatic characters.
Transport yourself into another place, another culture, or perhaps even
another time during this rich and colorful photographic presentation.
Learn about village life in India, experience the intense colors of
Rajasthani sunsets, and tour ancient temples and historical treasures,
including the breathtaking Taj Mahal.
Presented by David Couzens, author of the newly released coffee-table book Images of Rajasthan.
For information on how to purchase this limited editition 11 by 8.5 inch book send an email to the Author.
January 20, 2009 at 7:15 PM, Campbell Library
Join Joe and Jack Vansambeek on the ultimate road trip from the tip of South America back north to the United States. For further details of this extraordinary journey, see their Web site.From ancient temples and palaces to mementos of the "American War" to modern motorized traffic, a visit to Vietnam is a memorable experience. Traveling from Hanoi in the north down through Hoi An and the ancient capital of Hue in the middle of the country to Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta in the south, we'll see beautiful scenery, the mingling of modern life with old-world traditions, and the day-to-day lives of the Vietnamese people.
Presented by Ivan Heling. Some of his varied photographic work is posted on his site Ivan Heling Photography.
From the Terracotta Warriors in the ancient capital Xian to the border of Tajikistan, Jimmy Wong ventured the oasis towns that connect Xian to the very western edge of China, traveling along the Silk Road. In three weeks he visited ancient ruins, bazaars, temples, and mosques, while tasting the local cuisine and crossing the deadly Taklamakan Desert.
Wednesday July 22, 2009 at 7 PM, Saratoga Library
Newfoundland offers the visitor a host of natural splendors including myriad waterfalls, fjords, craggy coastal coves, deserted beaches, wildlife viewing, and scenic mountain trails. Join photographer, editor, and author David Couzens for an exploration of the remarkable landscapes of this largely untouristed island as well as a look at fishing villages and the unique architecture of the 500-year-old city of St. John's. See the flyer for a sampling.