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Sunrise on the Saloum - Senegal
FINE ART PRINT - LIMITED EDITION IN TIME
 
A limited selection of Vincent Tremeau’s iconic photos are now for sale. Editions are hand signed and numbered by Vincent.
 
The story behind the photo from Vincent's words:
 
Sunrise on the Saloum (2017)
 
A woman walks on the shore of the Sine Saloum Delta, as sun rises. Senegal.
 
The Sine Saloum Delta is a watery wilderness of snaking rivers, mangrove forests and verdant island. It is 3 hours drive away from Dakar, bordering Gambia.
In this Unesco World Heritage site, the abundant vegetation shelters thousands of birds. When walking in the dark at dawn, you are surrounded by their songs, listening the nature waking up as the sun rises on the laguna.
 
Every sunrise you witness is a new beggining.
 

Sunrise on the Saloum - Senegal

PriceFrom €249.00
    • Fine art print on Hahnemühle 350g museum quality paper
    • Print size : 21x21 cm / Image size : 19,5x13 cm / Edition of 30
    • Print size : 30x40 cm / Image size : 20x30 cm / Edition of 20
    • Print size : 50x70 cm / Image size : 40x60 cm / Edition of 15
    • Print size : 70x100 cm / Image size : 60x90 cm / Edition of 10
    • Images are numbered and signed by Vincent Tremeau

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Vincent Tremeau

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Vincent Tremeau

Vincent Tremeau is a French photographer who was born in Montpellier and grew up in Perpignan, where he started to get interested in photography because of «Visa pour l’Image», the international Festival of photojournalism.

After studying law, he carried out several missions as a humanitarian worker in crisis-affected countries. In 2014, Tremeau pursued his commitment to be a freelance photographer and began documenting several humanitarian crises across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. He has worked with a range of United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations.

His work has been featured in National Geographic, CNN, PBS, and exhibited around the world from New York to Tokyo, Berlin, Geneva, and Washington DC.

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