Amsterdam Canals: Through the Eyes of Cris Toala Olivares

Discover the famous Amsterdam canals through the eyes of Ecuadorian photographer Cris Yoala Olivares. He highlighted the characteristic places of this city from different angles. The beautiful, historical houses, everyday life and the many tourists are captured through the lens of this top photographer from the air, the ground and the water. The result is a luxurious photography book. The photos in this book are the result of an assignment by National Geographic. The Amsterdam Canals are part of the Unesco World Heritage. Olivares has taken pictures over the course of a year, on the occasion of the 400th birthday of the canals Text in English and Dutch. AUTHOR: Amsterdam-based photographer Cris Toala Olivares (1982) travels around the world, chasing his own stories and the world news. As a teenager he moved from Ecuador to the Netherlands. With a photo of the tear gas attack by Israeli on Palestinean olive farmers, he won the 'Zilveren Camera' (silver camera) in 2009. Nowadays he works for international media such as Reuters, National Geographic and der Spiegel. 300 colour photographs