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The photo book with the simple title ``SNOW'' contains only snowy landscapes taken by Swiss photographer Thomas Flechtner. Snow becomes a metaphor for timelessness, stillness, peace, distance, and solitude, an element that succumbs to the gentle weight of even the most uncivilized and unspoiled countryside. Since there are no people in the photo, the viewer feels an overwhelming sense of silence. You may also be taken aback by the aesthetic sense of the abstract compositions and the diversity of "white" in the photographs.
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´©¹Ôǯ year¡§2002
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