La couv. porte en plus : "Cinquantièmes hurlants, îles Falkland"

Texte en anglais et en français

From the darkest hours of the night until dusk of the following day, through his images and words, Stanley Leroux narrates the story of one day in the Falkland Islands, through calm and storm, from daylight to darkness. Even when a storm rages, his vision of this wild archipelago, isolated from the rest of the world, remains delicate and poetic. The importance he attaches to landscape and to its moods, whether magical or desolate, plunges us into a unique world. These are the latitudes of the Furious Fifties, a hostile land where the elements reign supreme and nature remains intact and defiant. Once upon a time, a day unfolded in the seas of the far south, on subantarctic islands of dreams, there at the edge of the world. éditeur