New Collection of Fine Photos Available Now - Thomas Palfy’s Postcards from Melbourne Published
Thomas Palfy's latest book, the second in the Postcards from... series, takes us to Melbourne, Australia, the home town of the author. A selection of images is presented of the City buildings, old and new, the river Yarra, the port and beachfront and the forests of the Dandenong Ranges. This new publication is of interest to visitors, residents and collectors of fine photographs.
Vermont, Victoria, Australia, January 26, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The latest book of Thomas Palfy, writer-photographer, Postcards from Melbourne has been published through www.lulu.com.
It is a richly illustrated record of the author’s visits to Melbourne’s Central Business District, the suburbs, beaches and forest ranges. This book is the second in the Postcards from… series of introductions to selected towns and regions of Australia. Such new photo albums mark the return of Thomas Palfy to the creation of travel-photo books following the publication of his Definitely Digital!, a textbook of digital photography and The funny side of lung cancer. The latter work is an inspirational essay aimed at uplifting the spirit of people in difficult situations.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at tpalfy7@gmail.com or visit www.australiantravelstories.com. “Postcards from Melbourne” is available for sale on-line at www.lulu.com/tpalfy, and through other wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Over the years Thomas Palfy along with his wife and travelling companion, Susan has visited numerous attractions of the fifth continent. Out of these rich experiences the books Australian Adventures and Images of Australia were created. These two works describe and illustrate visits to the main cities as well as many national parks with their weird and wonderful landscapes, unusual plants, fascinating animals and encounters with people. The West of the West is a travelogue of a trip to the West Coast and the Kimberley region of Western Australia with many colour illustrations. The Hub of Australia and Beyond is a similar account of tours in South Australia and the Northern Territory. Australia Illustrated: The Eastern States completes the trilogy of descriptions and illustrations of tours to the states and territories of the fifth continent. Definitely Digital! is a concise guide to digital photography. Across Australia from East to West is Palfy’s most comprehensive work presenting many of Australia’s incomparable tourist attractions in words and pictures. The author was diagnosed with lung cancer early in 2010. After an operation, several stays in hospital and months of chemotherapy treatment Palfy was back in the Grampians late in October taking photos of wildflowers, mountain ranges and other tourist attractions of the National Park. This was soon after completing his treatment sessions, but not before relating his experiences in the hospital in the book The funny side of lung cancer. The work with its provocative title aims at inspiring people to take an optimistic attitude no matter what situation they have to face in life.
Media Contact: Thomas Palfy tpalfy7@gmail.com
Author's Website: www.australiantravelstories.com
Link to Publication: www.lulu.com/tpalfy
Release Source: Thomas Palfy
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It is a richly illustrated record of the author’s visits to Melbourne’s Central Business District, the suburbs, beaches and forest ranges. This book is the second in the Postcards from… series of introductions to selected towns and regions of Australia. Such new photo albums mark the return of Thomas Palfy to the creation of travel-photo books following the publication of his Definitely Digital!, a textbook of digital photography and The funny side of lung cancer. The latter work is an inspirational essay aimed at uplifting the spirit of people in difficult situations.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at tpalfy7@gmail.com or visit www.australiantravelstories.com. “Postcards from Melbourne” is available for sale on-line at www.lulu.com/tpalfy, and through other wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Over the years Thomas Palfy along with his wife and travelling companion, Susan has visited numerous attractions of the fifth continent. Out of these rich experiences the books Australian Adventures and Images of Australia were created. These two works describe and illustrate visits to the main cities as well as many national parks with their weird and wonderful landscapes, unusual plants, fascinating animals and encounters with people. The West of the West is a travelogue of a trip to the West Coast and the Kimberley region of Western Australia with many colour illustrations. The Hub of Australia and Beyond is a similar account of tours in South Australia and the Northern Territory. Australia Illustrated: The Eastern States completes the trilogy of descriptions and illustrations of tours to the states and territories of the fifth continent. Definitely Digital! is a concise guide to digital photography. Across Australia from East to West is Palfy’s most comprehensive work presenting many of Australia’s incomparable tourist attractions in words and pictures. The author was diagnosed with lung cancer early in 2010. After an operation, several stays in hospital and months of chemotherapy treatment Palfy was back in the Grampians late in October taking photos of wildflowers, mountain ranges and other tourist attractions of the National Park. This was soon after completing his treatment sessions, but not before relating his experiences in the hospital in the book The funny side of lung cancer. The work with its provocative title aims at inspiring people to take an optimistic attitude no matter what situation they have to face in life.
Media Contact: Thomas Palfy tpalfy7@gmail.com
Author's Website: www.australiantravelstories.com
Link to Publication: www.lulu.com/tpalfy
Release Source: Thomas Palfy
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