About the Book
Zaki is nearly 4 years old. The story to Zaki is continued in this third volume. A photographic journal and a tribute to the potency of memory, also framed in fractions of a second.
I tell Zaki my story, for it is also his and whoever tells his story also passes on a key to the meaningful. In a world all but seemingly preoccupied with the opposite.
From the benefits of uprooting and living in exile to the stories of my family, the gift of love, our key to happiness, which we humans on a large scale have displaced so wrongfully. To pass this key on to Zaki in the belief of the immense wealth, found in the doors it open.
This book is a capture of moments and thoughts composed as a narrative in and around Zaki's life from the beginning of 2013 to the beginning of 2015.
I tell Zaki my story, for it is also his and whoever tells his story also passes on a key to the meaningful. In a world all but seemingly preoccupied with the opposite.
From the benefits of uprooting and living in exile to the stories of my family, the gift of love, our key to happiness, which we humans on a large scale have displaced so wrongfully. To pass this key on to Zaki in the belief of the immense wealth, found in the doors it open.
This book is a capture of moments and thoughts composed as a narrative in and around Zaki's life from the beginning of 2013 to the beginning of 2015.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Biographies & Memoirs
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Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 268 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9788799904082
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9788799904099
- Publish Date: Jun 07, 2018
- Language English
- Keywords photography, friendship, family, egypt, australia
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About the Creator
Mohammed Massoud Morsi
At the moment Perth, Australia
Morsi is a writer and photographer, but in a past life he’s also earned his bread by programming commercial aircraft, designing websites, and doing graphic design, not to mention all types of construction trades, including carpentry, electrical engineering, and ship building, as well as fishing, skippering boats, or driving trucks, cars, or forklifts. A native of Egypt who’s spent a good deal of his life in Copenhagen, Denmark, he’s travelled the world twice over, and is now based somewhere in Asia or Australia. But these words merely describe the way he earns a living, but not the way he lives. He’s an example of that rare breed one is lucky enough to encounter but a few times in a given life; the autodidact man. ~Erik Thomas Johnson~