India's Disappearing Railways [Idioma Inglés] - Tapa dura

Take a vibrant, photographic journey through India on one of the country s most famous modes of transport - the railways...[a] beautiful collection of photographs, experiences and stories. --Psychologies November 14

a labour of love...India s Disappearing Railways: A Photographic Journey is more than an essay in words and pictures. If names like the Shakuntala Express, the Gwalior Light Railway or the Nilgiri Mountain Railway, stir in you a longing to up sticks and go, then do at least the next best thing and buy this beautiful book. --The Times 15 December '14

INDIA'S DISAPPEARING RAILWAYS is a vibrant photo-essay by Australian photographer Angus McDonald, capturing for the first time in print the sub-continent's unique narrow-gauge hill railways in all their vivid colour, character and chaos. It is an intimate and humorous portrait of life on the trains, evoking the very soul of India; and with a rare empathy and insight illustrates the lives of those who ride them, who work on them, and who live alongside them. Yet as the nation modernises, these railways - whether in the snow-peaked Himalaya, the terai of Rajasthan or the verdant Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu - are vanishing. India's Disappearing Railyways records a way of life that is slowly disappearing - the Indian government is gradually converting its narrow-gauge lines - and documents the diversity of this vast and multilayered country from a unique standpoint.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.