« Philip Plisson : jangadas in Brazil »Extracts from the article by Alexandrine Brami Celentano - Photo magazine July August 2005 "Over the last two years Philip has traveled the world in order to finish the second part of his best-seller The Sea , which has been translated into 18 different languages. He is now back from Brazil. Enchanted. Dazzled even. "Marked for life" he admits, by the discovery of this country-continent and the jangadas, a symbol of a maritime culture still very much alive. Very much a part of the north-eastern coastal landscape, the jangadas were originally a rustic craft, made from logs and rope, with a flat bottom and a sail.
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