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The Dump edition by Peppe Arninge Johan Stiernspetz Sheryl Shatz Arnold Shatz Arts Photography eBooks

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The Dump is a photo book about some of the most silent and abused people in the world. They are the unfortunate, who have been forced to spend their lives on and around the notorious Cambodian garbage dumps. It is a journey along a road of poverty, humiliation and oceans of tears with no end and no apparent hope for the future. This book is also a tribute to the most persistent people on earth, who refuse to give up the only thing they have - their pride as human beings. After decades of an extremely brutal domestic war, Cambodia today is a fragile, tropical paradise with incomprehensible corruption and a total lack of human rights. For a large group, "being Cambodian" doesn't mean that you're part of something bigger. It means that you're part of a mental and physical holocaust that never ceases.

Peppe Arninge, a Swedish award winning photojournalist, has spent many years in Cambodia working for both European and American media.

The Dump edition by Peppe Arninge Johan Stiernspetz Sheryl Shatz Arnold Shatz Arts Photography eBooks

The Dump by Peppe Arninge is a photo book with a series of haunt­ing images in black and white. The pho­tos are taken around Cambodia's garbage dumps and evoke pow­er­ful feelings.

When I was con­tacted by Mr. Arminge to read The Dump it took me some time to agree. Photo books are not really my forte (a good argu­ment could be made that no books are actu­ally my forte...but we'll leave that alone). After doing some research and read­ing Mr. Arninge's resume and port­fo­lio, I decided to have a look.

The book shows some of the extra­or­di­nary pho­tos Mr. Arninge took in Cam­bo­dia, it is an impor­tant his­tor­i­cal doc­u­ment and a painful way to drive home a point. See­ing chil­dren dig­ging through trash, fight­ing day by day other chil­dren, adults, rats, dogs and dis­ease for a few scraps is heartbreaking.

I have been wit­ness to sev­eral acts of evil us human beings are capa­ble of over the years - but cru­elty against chil­dren affects me a dif­fer­ent a way. It is beyond my com­pre­hen­sion when adults are cruel to chil­dren, those acts sad­den me when in fic­tion and hor­rify me when in reality.

The feel­ing of despair, hope­less­ness, extreme poverty and most of all - humil­i­a­tion screams across the pages. It is sad to look at children's eyes and know that sta­tis­ti­cally they won't make it past their teens.

Along with the notable images, Mr. Arninge includes some text which calls for reflec­tion - not much text but together with the images one could feel the emo­tions swell.

Product details File Size 29231 KB Print Length 120 pages Publisher Publicera Publishing Group Ltd; 1 edition (February 6, 2012) Publication Date February 6, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B0076I642W

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The Dump edition by Peppe Arninge Johan Stiernspetz Sheryl Shatz Arnold Shatz Arts Photography eBooks Reviews

When I was contacted by Mr. Arminge to read The Dump it took me some time to agree. This would be my very first photo book. I am both glad and sad that I agreed. This book shows some extraordinary photos taken by Mr. Arninge in Cambodia. These pictures are not easy to view, seeing children digging through trash, fighting day by day other children, adults, rats, dogs and disease for a few scraps brought me to tears.

This book is one that every single person should see but one that is so hard to look at. I am at a lost for words as to how to review it. It is very powerful and well written/photographed.
The Dump by Peppe Arninge is a photo book with a series of haunt­ing images in black and white. The pho­tos are taken around Cambodia's garbage dumps and evoke pow­er­ful feelings.

When I was con­tacted by Mr. Arminge to read The Dump it took me some time to agree. Photo books are not really my forte (a good argu­ment could be made that no books are actu­ally my forte...but we'll leave that alone). After doing some research and read­ing Mr. Arninge's resume and port­fo­lio, I decided to have a look.

The book shows some of the extra­or­di­nary pho­tos Mr. Arninge took in Cam­bo­dia, it is an impor­tant his­tor­i­cal doc­u­ment and a painful way to drive home a point. See­ing chil­dren dig­ging through trash, fight­ing day by day other chil­dren, adults, rats, dogs and dis­ease for a few scraps is heartbreaking.

I have been wit­ness to sev­eral acts of evil us human beings are capa­ble of over the years - but cru­elty against chil­dren affects me a dif­fer­ent a way. It is beyond my com­pre­hen­sion when adults are cruel to chil­dren, those acts sad­den me when in fic­tion and hor­rify me when in reality.

The feel­ing of despair, hope­less­ness, extreme poverty and most of all - humil­i­a­tion screams across the pages. It is sad to look at children's eyes and know that sta­tis­ti­cally they won't make it past their teens.

Along with the notable images, Mr. Arninge includes some text which calls for reflec­tion - not much text but together with the images one could feel the emo­tions swell.