Photography

Sheela Gowda's practice explores the complexities of modern Indian life, blending traditional craftsmanship with poetic intensity. Her use of distinctive materials, such as cow dung and kumkum...

Bears Ears: Views from a Sacred Land is a photographic exploration of southeastern Utah's breathtaking landscape. The book showcases the region's unparalleled beauty, featuring over 100,000 Native...

The Culture of Photography in Public Space explores how anxieties about public space have been played out through photography. From concerns over privacy and surveillance to social, technological,...

In "In a Window of Prestes Maia 911 Building", Julio Bittencourt presents a powerful and thought-provoking collection of photographs documenting life in a São Paulo tower block. In 2003, the building...

Boston at Its Best by Ulrike Welsch is a collection of vibrant color images showcasing the city's unique character. The photographs in this book offer a fresh perspective on Boston, capturing its...

Jan Jedlicka: 200 M A photographic exploration of the natural world in its most immediate form. In this monograph, Jan Jedlička presents a series of black-and-white images taken within a 200-meter...

Poultry Suite showcases over twenty breeds of chickens in stunning photographs by renowned fashion photographer Jean Pagliuso.With her well-developed eye, Pagliuso has created interesting...

Rick Sammon's Field Guide to Digital Photography is a portable and practical handbook for outdoor and travel photographers. Inspired by his popular workshops, this guide condenses the master...

Joshua Rashaad McFadden: I Believe I'll Run On is a comprehensive survey of the photography of rising and influential Black artist Joshua Rashaad McFadden. Published in conjunction with his first...

Allison Moore examines the tensions between local and global forces in the art photography movement in Bamako, Mali. From its origins as an apparatus of French colonialism to the establishment of the...

Max Eicke Dominas is an exploration of identity and performance through the lens of German dominatrixes.The photographer's experiment delves into the boundaries between interior and exterior,...

Viewing Distance compiles and transforms declassified material from US government archives to examine photography as a tool of the military-industrial complex for reconnaissance, surveillance, and...

Zhang Xiao's Community Fire is a vibrant visual exploration of Shehuo, a traditional Chinese Spring Festival celebration that has evolved over thousands of years. The photographer captures how...

Santu Mofokeng's Stories is a poignant collection of photo-essays that explore the lives of ordinary people in a remarkable way. In 1988, the photographer joined the staff of the African Studies...

Photography and the Contemporary Cultural Condition Commemorating the Present explores how photography has adapted to the digital age, defying predictions of its demise. Peter D. Osborne examines the...

Kajsa Gullberg's photographs capture the essence of a unique experience. In 2017, she visited a swinger club to expand her understanding of herself and her sexuality, finding it to be a safe space...

Steve Schapiro and Theophilus Donoghue: Seventy Thirty is a poignant photo project that explores the complexities of humanity. Famed photographer Steve Schapiro has collaborated with his son,...

Learning to Fly in a 1919 JennyThis book tells the story of two men who learned to fly in the same Curtiss JN-4 "Jenny" aircraft, just like Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart. Edward O. Southard...

Windows on Central Park: A Unique Perspective on America's Most Visited Park This book offers a fresh look at New York City's iconic 843-acre park, captured from the unique vantage points of windows...

A unique and fascinating collection of mug shots reveals an alternative history of the last 150 years. Giacomo Papi's insightful commentary sheds light on the stories behind these arresting...

American photographer Dewey Nicks' work in the 1990s magazine world was characterized by its boundless energy and nonstop fun. His fashion photography featured fascinating people, showcasing iconic...

Contemporary Photography from North-Western Europe brings together over seventy works by nineteen artists to showcase some of the most significant research in photography from recent decades. This...

Hurry Up and Wait Queer German Fiction Vs. Queer Hungarian Reality brings together two distinct worlds: queer fiction from Germany and the everyday lives of the Hungarian queer community. Edited by...

Black Matrilineage, Photography, and Representation: Another Way of Knowing explores how the Black female body navigates societal structures that perpetuate false narratives about her body and those...

Tomasz Gudzowaty's "Proof" is an unexpected exploration of chance and aesthetics. The photographer, known for his precise black-and-white images, has turned to the positive prints from Polaroid Type...

Inside Photography offers an insightful look at the art photography magazine, shedding light on its significance and value as a resource for creative and historical investigations. This unique...

Photography, Reconstruction and the Cultural History of the Postwar European City explores how urban photography shaped individual architectural projects and national rebuilding efforts in Britain,...

Angkor: A Tour of the Monuments is a comprehensive guide to the art and architecture of Angkor's temple complexes. Thierry Zephir explores the history of Angkor Wat, from its origins in legend to its...

Robert Frank's father, Henry, was an amateur photographer with a passion for capturing the world around him. This album brings together a selection of his photographs, including landscapes, family...

Sophus Tromholt's photographs, spanning 1882-1883, offer a unique glimpse into the lives of the Sámi people living in and around Kautokeino in Norway. Established as a northern lights researcher...

Teshima Island, one of Japan's 28 Shiwaku Islands, is a place of stark contrasts. Once famous for its navy and shipbuilding skills, the island now lies largely abandoned, with only a dozen residents...

Scott B. Davis: Sonora explores the boundaries between representation and abstraction in landscape photography. Using innovative techniques with palladium paper negatives and traditional film-based...

Rosalind C. Morris explores the complex relationships between photography and culture in East and Southeast Asia. In this collection of essays, scholars examine how the camera has been perceived and...

Breaking into concert photography can be an exciting career move, and this book provides valuable advice to help you get started.Written by professional concert photographer Jeff O'Kelley, "So You...

Abandoned buildings across Australia's regions are documented in this collection of photographs and stories. The images showcase the architecture and interiors of industrial sites, such as power...

Brilliant photographs capture India's natural scenery, from its oceans and coastal areas to forests, lakes, rivers, and mountains. The pictures showcase the country's diverse landscapes, including...

Howard Ruffner's photographs from May 4, 1970, are etched into our collective consciousness. As a student journalist and photographer for the Kent State University student newspaper and yearbook,...

The Artist Portrait Project: A Photographic Memoir of Portraits Sessions with San Diego Artists, 2006-2016 by Jennifer G. Spencer. After a five-year absence from the San Diego art community, Jennifer...

American industrial heritage is captured in this striking photo book. Photographer Michael L. Horowitz explores the remnants of America's industrial past, from heritage businesses to decommissioned...

Through the Lens of Faith presents a poignant visual archive of Holocaust survivors, alongside conversations exploring their diverse belief systems. Caryl Englander's photographs capture emotive...

Joan Tomás: PHotoBolsillo is a concise and insightful exploration of the life and work of Catalan photographer Joan Tomás.The book delves into Tomás's diverse practice, which spans from fashion...

Rome's vibrant heart beats with creativity and culture. This city is a must-visit destination for any traveler, offering an unforgettable experience amidst its ancient sites, stunning artwork, and...

Street Fever: A Photographic Journey Through SheffieldThis collection of photographs showcases the vibrant streets of Sheffield, captured by author and photographer Edward Reeve over three years.From...

Photographs of Belgrade's brutalist architecture reveal everyday human interactions in all their complexity. Norwegian photographer Marius Svaleng Andresen uses the district of Novi Beograd as his...

Study in Black and White Photography: Race, Humor explores how photographic comedy was used to express evolving ideas about race, black emancipation, and civil rights in America and beyond. Tanya...

The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar explores the intersection of nature and human activity through the lens of one of the world's largest concentrated solar power plants. Aerial photographer Jamey...

The Wildwoods: A Barrier Island's Architectural Transformation In the late 19th century, South Jersey's barrier island underwent a significant transformation from a fishing town to a summer resort...

Two Way Street is a poignant exploration of everyday life in New York City, as captured by American photographer Gretchen Grace.The book combines two bodies of work: early black and white film...

Orlando West, Soweto: An illustrated history by Nieftagodien and Sally Gaule is a detailed account of the township's development. In the aftermath of World War I, Johannesburg's urban growth became...

Daniel Harders' "From the Heart of Berlin" presents a poignant and intimate portrayal of the city's inhabitants at the turn of the millennium. Through his black-and-white photographs, Harders...

Settle in the Snow Part I Winter is the first instalment of Mike Kilyon's four-part series, Settle Seasons. This collection of photographs showcases the serene beauty of the Yorkshire Dales National...

Switzerland's colonial legacy in Brazil is revealed through the lens of photographer Dom Smaz. In Helvécia, a village founded by Swiss and German colonists 200 years ago, the past meets the present...

Dan Graham's New Jersey presents new photographs by Dan Graham, taken during a study trip with Columbia University's architecture faculty. This publication also includes a selection of original...

Introducing Once Upon a Dream Beautiful People Grayscale Art Coloring Book. This beautiful coloring book features 40 high-quality grayscale pictures of men, women and children, waiting for you to...

A darkly humorous collection of pet photography and one-liners, I Don't Really Love You offers an unexpected contrast between adorable animals and soul-crushing observations. Based on the popular...

Cara Galowitz's photographs capture the vibrant energy of Corona, Queens, in an exercise in seeing that reveals the intricate layers of this diverse neighborhood. Through her lens, faded lettering...

Soaring Over Bournemouth by Rod Hall is a photographic exploration of the coastline and surrounding landscape. The book showcases the beauty of Bournemouth through the lens of its photographer,...

Margret Hoppe's photographic series Apres une Architecture offers a unique perspective on Le Corbusier's modernist architecture. This collection of images explores the enduring legacy of his vision,...

In a Rugged Land: Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, and the Three Mormon Towns Collaboration, 1953-1954 by James R. Swensen. This book examines the collaboration between two of America's most renowned...

Moon Shine explores the musical heritage of America's Appalachian region, weaving together old-time music, faith, and storytelling to create a portrait of place. Along Tennessee's Cumberland Trail...

Norwegian Art Photography 1970-2007 by Cecilie Malm Brundtland is a comprehensive monograph that explores modern Norwegian photography from the 1970s onwards. The book examines four key movements in...

Exploring light as a manifestation of energy, this book uses artificial light sources in various settings to guide us through an imaginary house. Boundaries between interior and exterior, surface and...

Bill Cunningham Was There: Spring Flings and Summer Soirées is a celebration of the iconic New York Times photographer's vibrant images of society and fashion. Through his lens, Cunningham captured...

Canon Speedlites and Nikon Speedlights are powerful tools for photographers. This guide helps you unlock their full potential by exploring technical and creative aspects of using them off-camera...

A Danger Shared: A Journalist's Glimpses of a Continent at War provides a powerful visual history of wartime Asia. This collection of photographs, curated by Melville Jacoby, offers a unique...

The Painter RAs: A Guide to the Painter Members of the Royal Academy of Arts with Examples of Their WorkThis comprehensive guide brings together the work and biographies of 50 painter members of the...

Trolleyology: The First Ten Years of Trolley Books is a unique look at the story behind Gigi Giannuzzi and his pioneering independent publishing house, Trolley Books. Founded in 2001, Trolley has...

Ariella Azoulay's Civil Imagination is a groundbreaking work that redefines our understanding of photography. By shifting focus from individual photographs to the practice of photography as a whole,...

Jona Frank's portrait series captures the essence of modern youth at an amateur boxing club in Liverpool. Shirtless and sweaty, these young men exude a sense of vulnerability as they don their...

Recovered Memory: New York and Paris 1960-1980 is a poignant exploration of time and place. Spanning twenty years, Frank Van Riper's striking black and white photographs capture the essence of two...

Fireflies presents a captivating collection of photographs showcasing children and their world. Keith Carter's images are accompanied by an essay that explores his childhood experiences and the...

The Somnambulists: Photographic Portraits From Before Photography Joanna Kane's book presents a unique collection of contemporary portraits of life and death masks from the Edinburgh Phrenological...

Georg Kussmann's photographs in FRG capture everyday scenes of life, work and leisure under a metaphorical blanket of stagnation. Created over a single summer in Germany, they depict the simmering...

Scott Rossi's Common Place is a thought-provoking exploration of the everyday moments that shape our lives.The book delves into the world of art, examining how ordinary scenes and objects can be...

Cameras for Collectors by Scott Faragher is a comprehensive guide to some of the most significant cameras ever produced. Spanning from the 1930s through the 1990s, this book showcases iconic American...

Untitled 19" x 15" presents a unique collection of photographs showcasing found objects from the streets of New York. By manipulating these everyday items, the artist invites us to reevaluate our...

This stunning debut from talented photographer and artist Iouri Podladtchikov presents 55 polaroid photographs that invite you into his world. From still life to studio, art, friends, and family,...

Oceano: An Elegy for the Earth is a poignant collection of photographs that capture the fragile beauty of the Oceano Dunes on California's Central Coast. The dunes, which stretch eighteen miles along...

Guido Gazzilli's Home is Home (All Alone) is a poignant and introspective collection of photographs that explore the human experience. Through his lens, Gazzilli delves into the complexities of...

This Instant Memoir is an intimate and introspective journey through the author's life, spanning twenty-three years. The book presents a curated selection of culinary and amorous memories from over...

The Birth of Rock and Roll A collection of photographs that capture the essence of rock music's early days. In the 1950s and 1960s, ordinary people came together to make music in their homes, dance...

Lewis Hine: When Innovation Was King: The WPA National Research Project Photographs, 1936-37 In 1936, Lewis Hine was commissioned by the National Research Project to document America's industries and...

First published in 2016, this collection of 100 photographs showcases William Ferris's vibrant color work from the American South during the 1960s and 1970s.Ferris's use of color film was...

Rita Leistner's photography project Forest for the Trees is a powerful exploration of work and environment. Over two decades, she has documented her own experiences as a tree planter, from the early...

Angelo Turconi has spent fifty years documenting the daily life of the Congolese people. His photographs capture the power of ancestral ceremonies and the joy of popular celebrations, revealing the...

Flatland: A Landscape of Punjab 2003-2006 is a photographic exploration of Max Kandhola's ancestral homeland in India. Over four years, he mapped his family's history through personal narratives and...

Joseph Beuys in New York 1974: A Performance Art Piece In May 1974, Joseph Beuys staged a performance art piece that would go on to become infamous in the contemporary art world. This provocative...

Contemporary Spanish photography comes alive in this comprehensive almanac, featuring over 100 photographers and their work. Editor Rosa Olivares sets the scene with an introduction that explores the...

The Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920 is one of the world's most visually documented revolutions. This period coincided with the emergence of filmmaking and the increased mobility offered by the reflex...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's life is portrayed in striking black and white photographs from the collections of the FDR presidential library. The hundreds of images depict him throughout his life and...

The One Hundred Circle Farm by Emmet Gowin is a powerful photographic survey that bears witness to the impact of irrigation systems on the American landscape. Through stunning aerial images, Gowin...

Alexander Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War is a pivotal American historical document that has shaped how we understand the war. This book offers a unique study of this landmark...

David Lurie's latest collection explores the intersection of photography and technology in the modern city. With his characteristic eye for composition and lighting, Lurie examines the impact of...

Portraits of 50 pioneering figures of the Harlem Renaissance are presented in this elegantly designed and beautifully produced volume. The photographs show these extraordinary individuals not only as...

The Beatles in Rome 1965 Photographs by Marcello Geppetti In 1965, Italy's most famous celebrity photographer captured the electrifying moment when the world's most adored rock group entered the...

Eight photographers and eight writers explore the relationship between minimalism in art and photography. Each photographer has submitted one image on the theme of minimalism, accompanied by an essay...

Aestheticizing Public Space: Street Visual Politics in East Asian Cities by Lu Pan explores the complex relationships between aesthetics and politics in urban spaces. Through a photo-collage of past...

Roni Horn's "Her, Her, Her And Her" presents 120 black-and-white photographs that explore the subtleties of a locker room in Iceland. Through slow shutter techniques and minimal movement between the...

Every winter, a unique group of ski jumpers travel across the Midwest to compete in the Five Hills Tournament. Thousands of fans attend local ski clubs to witness these athletes launch themselves...

San Francisco Inspire Us A Celebration in Photographs by Adam Gamble is a stunning collection of photographs showcasing the city's diverse culture, people, and natural beauty. With over 96 pages of...