Reseña del libro "Yellow & White Flowers: Photo Album"
Yellow & White Flowers Photo Album They break the green that sustains them, explode the palette to dazzle us, offer us sublime fragrances of toast. Who has a garden of multiple flowers, every day passes through a rainbow and does not know. Peduncles, stamens, monoclonals, sepals, synergides, dyclines, ugly names that go out when we photographed We like petals. We offer you 52, yellow & white, each with a flower inside. Pedro Portobello was born in Lobito, Angola, in 1958. He obtained his Ph.D. in Communication Sciences (2005) and degrees in Journalism (1999) and Law (1981) at the University of Coimbra. He is a Professor at the Instituto Superior Miguel Torga (Coimbra), and led the Degree in Social Communication course until 2011. He is also a Visiting Professor at the Institute of Information Sciences and Administration (Iscia - Aveiro), a Consultant in Communication for the Port of Aveiro (APA) and the Portuguese Ports Association (APP). Formerly a journalist for Portuguese publications and stations "TSF", "Expresso", "Grande Reportagem", "TVI", "Tal & Qual" and the "Jornal de Coimbra", Dinis still undertakes work as a photojournalist. He is also the author of several photography exhibitions and websites, accessible through dmareport.blogspot.pt. As a deputy in the Portuguese Parliament (Socialist Party), Dinis worked in partnership with Jaime Ramos (Social Democrat Party) to sponsor the first project to create local radio stations in Portugal (1983). He has over two dozen books and photo albums published. Pedro Portobello nasceu no Lobito, Angola, em 1958. É doutorado em Ciências da Comunicação (2005), licenciado em Jornalismo (1999) e em Direito (1981), pela Universidade de Coimbra. Professor no Instituto Superior Miguel Torga (Coimbra), cuja Licenciatura em Comunicação Social dirigiu até 2011. Professor Convidado no Instituto Superior de Ciências da Informação e da Administração (ISCIA - Aveiro). Consultor de Comunicação do Porto de Aveiro (APA, S.A.), e da Associação dos Portos de Portugal (APP). Foi jornalista da TSF, Expresso, Grande Reportagem, TVI, Tal & Qual e Jornal de Coimbra. Desempenhou ainda as funções de repórter fotográfico. Autor de várias exposições de fotografia e de sites na Web, acessíveis através de dmareport.blogspot.pt. Deputado à Assembleia da República (PS), apresentou em parceria com Jaime Ramos (PSD) o primeiro projecto de criação de rádios locais em Portugal (1983). Tem mais de duas dezenas de livros e álbuns fotográficos publicados.
