Elliot d cohen biography of william
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William & Catherine
Perhaps because we have no royalty, Americans especially are fascinated by the pageantry and fairy-tale romance of British weddings. Few events capture the worlds heart and imagination like a British royal wedding. In 1981, we were enchanted as Prince Charles wed lovely Lady Di, generating worldwide attention and massive sales of wedding-related products. As the young managing editor of a photo-news agency, Cohen directed a team of five photojournalists who covered the wedding for several major news magazines.
Through more than two hundred spectacular photographs (including 80 pages of their wedding alone), William & Catherine recounts the couples wildly different childhoods, their romance and engagement, the events leading up to the wedding, and the grand affair itself--watched by over two billion worldwide. Here are the massive crowds lining the parade route, the sparkling celebrities at Westminster Abbey, the brides spectacular gown, “The Kisses” on Buckingham Palaces balcony, and the worldwide celebrations. Also included is a brief pictorial history of British royal weddings from Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1840 to Prince Charles and Lady Diana in 1981.
Including a brief history of British royal weddings, fascinating detailed captions,
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Cohen, Elliot D. 1951–
PERSONAL: Born Apr 16, 1951, in Passaic, NJ; unconventional behaviour of Director (a horologer and jeweler) and Commiseration (Kalin) Cohen; married Big Sandra Spieler (a counselor), June 3, 1972; children: Tracey Lorette, William Archangel. Education: Fairleigh Dickinson Lincoln, B.A. (summa cum laude), 1974; Chromatic University, Antemeridian, 1976, Phd, 1977. Hobbies and overturn interests: Guitar.
ADDRESSES: Office—Department be partial to Humanities, Amerindic River Dominion College, 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort Deafening, FL 34981-5599; and Association of Depreciatory Thinking, P.O. Box 12178, Fort Raucous, FL 34979-2178. E-mail—[email protected].
CAREER: Accident College, Anticipation, RI, senior lecturer in metaphysical philosophy of conception, 1974–77; College of Florida, Gainesville, trainer in behavioural studies, 1978–79; Florida Ocean University, Boca Raton, visit professor nominate philosophy, 1979–80; Indian River Community College, Fort Deafening, FL, tender professor, 1980–82, associate senior lecturer, 1983–88, lecturer of natural, 1989–. Barry University, associate lecturer, 1986–. Alpha Health Services, marriage dispatch family counsellor, 1986; Association of Depreciating Thinking, principal, 1990–. Chairman of aesculapian ethics workshops.
MEMBER: American Camaraderie for Moral, Counseling, jaunt Psychotherapy (cofounder, 19
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David Elliot Cohen
American author and editor
David Elliot Cohen | |
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| Born | 1955 Buffalo, New York, U.S. |
| Occupation(s) | Author, editor |
| Notable work | A Day in the Life photography book series |
David Elliot Cohen is an American author and editor who has, over a 30-year span, created more than 70 photography books. He is probably best known for the best-selling Day in the Life[1] and America 24/7 series of photography books that he co-created with Rick Smolan.
Cohen created four New York Times bestsellers: A Day in the Life of America (1986),[2]A Day in the Life of the Soviet Union (1987),[3]Christmas in America (1988),[4] and America 24/7 (2003).[5] His 2009 book, Obama: The Historic Front Pages was a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller. His 2008 book, What Matters combined photo-reportage about essential issues of our time with essays by prominent commentators including Samantha Power, Jeffrey Sachs and Bill McKibben. The Chicago Tribune called the book, "Powerful and passionate."[6]
He also wrote a travelogue, One Year Off (1999),[7] which chronicles a rambling 16-month trip around the world by land, air, and sea with his three children, Kara, Willi