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Pond hockey : frozen moments  Cover Image Book Book

Pond hockey : frozen moments

Haines, Tommy. (Added Author). Haines, J. T. (Added Author). Sherburne, Andrew, 1979- (Added Author). Wynia, Nicholas, (photographer.). McGrath, Charles, (writer of foreward.). Northland Films (Firm) (Added Author).

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  • ISBN: 1592988334 (hardcover)
  • ISBN: 9781592988334 (hardcover)
  • Physical Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 31 x 31 cm
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  • Publisher: Edina, MN : Beaver's Pond Press, Inc., [2015]

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General Note:
"Northland Films is Tommy Haines, JT Haines, and Andrew Sherburne, a story-telling collective producing documentary features, shorts, and books in the northland."--Back cover flap.
Summary, etc.: "The trek through the snow, the burst from the warming shack, the blast of cold air the wonder of the outdoor game is stunningly captured in Pond Hockey: Frozen Moments. From the creators of "Pond Hockey;" the best-selling documentary, comes a new oversized photo book chronicling the open-air game from the harbors of Helsinki to the snow-capped Rockies. Featured artist Nicholas Wynia, and a collection of photographers worldwide, capture the winter playgrounds where dedicated shinny enthusiasts spend their winter hours pine-treed ponds, outdoor rinks, backyard ice sheets and mountain lakes. In a journey through the raw elements of hockeyland, Wynia's lens discovers the rare breed of outdoor skaters that embody the true heart of the game."--Amazon.com.
Subject: Hockey Pictorial works
Hockey

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