America 24/7
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| Flint Hills, Kansas: Three-year-old Bailey Lewis, her mom, dad and two brothers work and live on a 5,000 acre cattle ranch in central Kansas. | |
| Author | Multiple authors |
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| Illustrator | None; photgraphic collections |
| Cover Artist | Photo of three-year-old Bailey Lewis; photo taken by Dan White |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Subject(s) | Culture and life in the United States |
| Genre(s) | Photographic |
| Publisher | Dorling Kindersley |
| Released | 2003 |
| Media Type | Hardback |
| Pages | 304 |
| ISBN | 1-4053-0012-4 (UK edition) |
America 24/7 was a book published by DK in 2003 about culture and life in the United States. It is a photographic book, i.e. every page contains a picture depicting life of Americans from every US State.
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[edit] Collecting
Between May 12-18, 2003, digital photographers were asked to take pictures of cities and towns, friends, neighbours, families and animals.[1] More than 25,000 photographers responded.[2] Photographers were from first-time users to international photojournalists and newspaper shooters.[3] Included in these were 36 Pulitzer Prize winners.[4]
[edit] Project
The project was created by Rick Smolan and David Elliot Cohen, the team behind the New York Times #1 Bestseller: A Day in the Life of America.
[edit] References
- ^ America 24/7: Inside cover. Self-reference. ISBN 1-4053-0012-4
- ^ America 24/7: Inside cover. Self-reference. ISBN 1-4053-0012-4
- ^ America 24/7: Inside cover. Self-reference. ISBN 1-4053-0012-4
- ^ America 24/7: Inside cover. Self-reference. ISBN 1-4053-0012-4
