Amsterdam to Budapest
15 day River Cruise with a storyline told in pictures
by Bruce Burgess
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About the Book
This photographic book documents a 15 day APT European River Cruise during July and August 2017, starting in Amsterdam in the Netherlands and ending in Budapest in Hungary. The cruise sailed 3 rivers; the Rhine, the Main and the Danube and travelled through 4 countries; Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Hungary.
The book contains my personal story told mainly via over 450 photographs which capture not only the historical places of interest but also the people and street scenes and of course the moods and the emotions.
This book would be perfect in your coffee table book collection or in your photographic or travel book library.
The book contains my personal story told mainly via over 450 photographs which capture not only the historical places of interest but also the people and street scenes and of course the moods and the emotions.
This book would be perfect in your coffee table book collection or in your photographic or travel book library.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
# of Pages: 216 - Publish Date: Oct 15, 2017
- Language English
- Keywords river, phototography, Europe, Amsterdam, Budapest
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About the Creator
Bruce Burgess
Auckland, New Zealand
Bruce Burgess is an award winning photographer and a Fellow of the Photographic Society of New Zealand (FPSNZ). He is a widely travelled freelance photographer who has has a passion for photography for over 50 years. He has a keen interest in people, landscape, photojournalism, travel photography and audio visuals. Bruce spent 8 years on the PSNZ Honours Board and 2 years as the chairman of the Board. Bruce is a proud New Zealander, who is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds him. His philosophy in photography is to adopt a personal style that portrays an artistic vision which can also be emotionally powerful. He also makes photography "fun".

