Photography

A powerful and poignant account of one of America's darkest periods, Displaced Manzanar reveals the human cost of war through the lens of photography. In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, Japanese...

Christoph Bangert's latest book presents a stark and unflinching portrayal of war. The German photojournalist has long documented crises for international publications, but in this new work he...

The Master of Photography 2017 brings together twelve talented photographers competing in an eight-topic challenge to be crowned Europe's best. This publication is more than just a contest, however -...

Food for Thought explores the global food industry through the lens of photography. Kadir van Lohuizen travels to various countries, including the Netherlands, Kenya, the US, the UAE and China, to...

Charles and Saatchi: the Dogs by Jean Pigozzi Photographer Jean Pigozzi has long been fascinated by the playful antics of his two Vizsla dogs, Charles and Saatchi. Over the past two summers, he has...

The Spirit of District Six by Brian Barrow is a poignant photographic record of life in Cape Town's District Six during the 1970s. Compiled over five years, this collection of images captures the...

Digital Photography Best Practices and Workflow Handbook A Guide to Staying Ahead of the Workflow Curve by Patricia Russotti, Richard Anderson. Managing your digital photos can be a daunting task...

Georg Aerni's Silent Transition showcases ten years of his photographic work, focusing on transformation processes. The Swiss photographer documents plastic greenhouses, residential houses built...

Strictly Shale Circling British Speedway is a non-fiction book by Jeff Scott, published in 2014 by Methanol Press.The book provides an in-depth look at the world of British speedway, exploring its...

The Werkstatt für Photography 1976-1986 is a comprehensive history of the influential photography workshop founded by Michael Schmidt in Berlin in 1976. During this period, the workshop played a...

London Being in the Library explores the impact of David Adjaye's architecture on the Idea Stores in London. Swiss artist Daniela Keiser was inspired by these public libraries, which aim to enhance...

The Nest is a book about design and process, conceived by Scott Massey. It explores how designing something can change both what we create and who we are. This book also delves into the concept of...

Once There Were Polaroids is a unique portrait of bookmaking and everyday life at Steidl. During his time as an employee, graphic designer Jonas Wettre captured portraits of the artists who visited...

The American Experiment by Brandon Ralph presents a poignant exploration of the nation's identity and the people who call it home. Through his photographs, Ralph captures the essence of America in...

Discover the fascinating world of forest animals in this vibrant photographic collection. Forests are home to a vast array of species, from the smallest reptiles to the largest mammals.From the smoky...

Jim Dine's Viral Interest is a unique and introspective work, born from his experience of self-isolation during the Covid-19 lockdown. In this book, he shares his daily rhythms, from painting and...

Start your freelance photography business with confidence. This guide provides valuable insights into making money right now, finding freelance work, and offering additional services to boost your...

Views from the Reservation offers a powerful and poignant portrayal of life on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Beautiful photographs are juxtaposed with difficult circumstances,...

Advanced Photoshop Elements 7 for Digital Photographers by Philip Andrews is a comprehensive guide to unlocking the full potential of this powerful software application.This expert-led resource takes...

Good Hope brings together fragments of history and art in a powerful exploration of colonialism and its ongoing impact. Carla Liesching's work is rooted in her birthplace, the Cape of Good Hope in...

La fotografía en Lanzarote 1850-1950 explores the history of photography in Lanzarote, a Spanish island. This book delves into the pictorial works produced during this period.Written by Mario Ferrer...

Cindy Sherman's Working Girl offers an intimate look at her early artistic practice. This collection features rarely seen pieces from her formative years as a student in the mid-1970s, including...

The Ministry of Truth: Kim Jong-Il's North Korea by Christian Kracht is a unique and thought-provoking exploration of the secretive nation. Through photographs taken by Eva Munz, Lukas Nikol, and...

Journey Through Many Worlds is a rare find amongst books of this genre. The author's journey takes you through diverse worlds, including the online marketplaces and Iraq, exposing you to personal...

Abandoned Western Pennsylvania: Behind the Boards is a photographic exploration of the region's industrial decline. Once a powerhouse of American industry, much of Western Pennsylvania now lies in...

Geraldo de Barros: A Photographic Exploration of Form. In 1946, Brazilian painter Geraldo de Barros discovered photography, which he quickly grasped due to his knowledge of modern art and...

Common Dreams offers a nuanced perspective on China's complex society, revealing the contrasts between modernity and tradition, urbanity and rural life. Through the lens of migrant workers' lives,...

Hunter Barnes: Spirit of the Southern Speedways is an intimate and insider view of NASCAR culture. Photographer Hunter Barnes has been given extraordinary access to document this world, capturing its...

Eugen Wiskovsky's photography oeuvre may be relatively small in scope, but it is notable for its originality and depth of idea. From the late 1920s and early 1930s, his New Objectivist works sought...

Suburbia: A Balm for Changing Times These photographs capture the essence of a bygone era in Australian suburbia. Warren Kirk's images are both achingly familiar and strangely unknown, evoking a...

California by Sally Collings is a stunning collection of images that brings to life the vitality of this iconic west coast American state. From the Big Sur's precipitous drive along Route 1, to...

Mind Over Matter by Rebecca Hackemann explores the inner strength and resilience of women's minds. This publication delves into the complex relationships between the mind, body, and creativity,...

The Resolution of the Suspect by Miki Kratsman and Ariella Azoulay is a powerful collection of photographs that challenge our perceptions of identity and vulnerability. Over three decades,...

Bikers is a stunning photographic portrait of a unique group of individuals who embody a way of life that sets them apart from the crowd. Through beautiful, hand-tinted images, Andreas Endemann...

Indianapolis shines with a unique blend of architecture, natural areas, and cultural attractions in this stunning photography book.Photographer Lee Mandrell showcases the city's rich history, art,...

The Good Citizen explores how American society came to be what it is today. Over eight years and 43 states, photographer Benjamin Rasmussen met over 500 people to investigate the impact of the...

Lovisa Ringborg's photographs blur the boundaries between reality and fiction, creating dreamy scenarios that capture an inner world. Her latest series, In the Belly of the Beast (2014) and Night...

Eugene Richards' Remembrance Garden presents a poignant and contemplative portrait of Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery across the seasons. Spanning nearly four years, this body of work captures the...

Discover the work of Carlos Saura, a photographer who captured the essence of Spain in the 1960s and 1970s. This monograph, part of the PHPhotoBolsillo series, presents his most important images in a...

People Deserve Beauty: Sports Banger x Gareth McConnell is a photography project that explores the intersection of sports and art.The book features photographs taken by Matt. Williams, showcasing the...

About the Days Ahead by Ingmar Björn Nolting is a poignant photographic account of life during the Covid-19 lockdown. In response to the pandemic, photographer Ingmar Björn Nolting embarked on a...

The Routledge Companion to Photography, Representation and Social Justice is a comprehensive reference source that explores the evolving roles of photography in the 21st century. Drawing on work by...

Michael Danner's Migration as Avant-Garde is a powerful exploration of the immigrant experience. Through his photographs and texts, he sheds light on the complexities of migration, capturing both the...

Discover everything you need to know about digital photography with this easy-to-use guide. From understanding your camera's features and settings to downloading and editing pictures onto your PC or...

Sunrise: A Photographic Journey of Comfort, Healing, and InspirationMark Potter's photographs capture the beauty of Florida's natural world at dawn, when the tropical sunrise brings a kaleidoscope of...

A Useful Dream: African Photography 1960-2010 celebrates 50 years of photography in Africa. From its early days as a means to record seismic moments and reclaim the continent's image, photography has...

Portraits of Survivors: A Powerful Account of Childhood AbuseThis book is a collection of personal stories from individuals who suffered childhood abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic...

Jeremiah Gurney was a leading portrait photographer in 19th-century New York City. His work is now being rediscovered, thanks to an exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Gurney's career...

Bitter Leaves presents a powerful visual and textual examination of the global tobacco industry's impact on health, economy, and environment. Over 10 years, photographer Rocco Rorandelli travelled to...

Faces of Christmas Coloring Book by Cheryl Korotky is a unique and festive addition to any coloring collection. This charming book features 40 beautiful expressions of the holiday season, captured in...

Photoworks Issue 16 explores the relationship between photography and protest. Through a collection of folios, essays, interviews, and reviews, it examines how photographs have been used to document...

This collection of photographs presents a diverse and complex portrait of Iranian society at the beginning of the 21st century. Through the work of ten contemporary photographers, the tensions...

A critical approach to African cinema is redefined in this new study by Kenneth W. Harrow. By revisiting the beginnings of African filmmaking and its critical responses, Harrow seeks to understand...

Small Light in the Far West: Victorian Photographers in Bristol by James Belsey is a rare and fascinating study of photography in 19th-century Bristol. First published in 2001, this book explores the...

A collection of 98 black and white photographs from Afghanistan, accompanied by commentary and poetry from distinguished contributors. These images capture the pathos and predicament of the Afghan...

Roman Signer's photographs are a unique blend of chance and observation. By capturing fleeting moments and situations, he creates images that resonate with his own sculptural works. This collection...

Daily Self-portraits 1972-1973 by Melissa Shook is a collection of 192 black and white photographs taken over a year in her Lower East Side apartment. In these intimate portraits, the artist captures...

The Heart of Haiti explores the lives and culture of rural Haitians in the Artibonite Valley, a region at the geographic heart of the country. For centuries, life has been tied to the land, with...

Matthew Frost's photography series "I Saw The Sign" began with a simple observation. While running up the Hollywood Deep Dell in Los Angeles, he noticed people gathering at the famous vista point to...

Direction - Space! explores two key sites of the Soviet space programme: Star City and Baikonur. This unique archive-based book delves into the reality of the space community, offering new insights...

Ancients of Assisi I: From Monte Subasio to the Temple of Minerva by Laine Cunningham Explore the ancient city of Assisi, Italy, and discover its rich history and culture through stunning photographs...

Explore the ancient history and architecture of Assisi, Italy, through the lens of renowned photographer Laine Cunningham. This beautifully crafted artist's book features stunning color photographs...

Johanna Calle: Photographias A unique approach to drawing emerges in the work of Colombian artist Johanna Calle, where photography plays a central role in her creative process. By taking anonymous...

The photographs in Streets of Afghanistan are a powerful reminder of the human spirit's ability to transcend struggle and suffering. This collection, born from a collaborative effort between Afghan...

The third volume in Skira's History of Photography series explores the pivotal years 1941-1980, marking the beginning of a radical shift in amateur photography. This period saw the rise of color...

Projecting Citizenship offers a fascinating insight into the British Empire's approach to education and citizenship. In 1902, the Colonial Office Visual Instruction Committee produced a series of...

Bitter Honeydew is a poignant photographic essay that explores the lives of those who run roadside stalls in Ukraine. Kirill Golovchenko's images convey his compassion for these individuals,...

America's playgrounds were once full of tottering seesaws, dizzying merry-go-rounds, and towering metal slides. This visual tribute documents their evolution between 1920 and 1975, celebrating iconic...

Futurist Conditions: Imagining Time in Italian Futurism offers a fresh perspective on this influential art movement. David Mather's scholarship challenges prevailing misconceptions about Italian...

Codex New York presents a unique perspective on the city's urban typologies, revealing characteristics that often go unnoticed. Photographer Stanley Greenberg explores Manhattan's diverse features,...

Helen M. Stummer's Risking Life and Lens is a powerful photographic memoir that chronicles her decades-long journey as a socially-concerned documentary photographer. Through 159 photographs, Stummer...

Harvey Benge's photographs capture the enigmatic extremes of Tokyo, a city that defies comprehension. Over three visits spanning 15 years, he documented the juxtapositions that make this mega city so...

Starting a Photography Business with Your Nikon D7100: A Practical Guide to Freelance PhotographyThis comprehensive guide provides the knowledge and skills needed to start a successful freelance...

Jan Lehner's first book, Yield, is a collection of photographs taken over a period of five to six years. These images were often captured in passing, without a defined purpose or final format in mind...

America's Stage: Times Square by Betsy Karel is a powerful exploration of urban America today. Through five New York City blocks, Karel reveals how major trends of our society are compressed and...

American Coal: Powerful Portraits of Postwar Coal Mining Communities This collection brings together over 100 photographs by renowned photographer Russell Lee, documenting the lives and working...

Big Dog, Little Dog is a heartwarming collection of photographs showcasing unexpected pairs of dogs: one big, one small. Seth Casteel's stunning images are sure to bring a smile to the face of any...

The relationship between visuality and American foreign policy is a complex one. This book explores how photographers have sought to frame the activities and effects of US policy, often with a...

God's Promises Mean Everything is a deeply personal and empathetic portrait of a man living in difficult circumstances. Over seven years, Mark Chapman spent time with Derek, a homeless hostel...

The Bully Pulpit by Haley Morris-Cafiero is a powerful response to online bullying. After her series Wait Watchers went viral, Morris-Cafiero received numerous hateful comments, which inspired her to...

Burmese Shadows: Twenty-five Years Reporting on Life Behind the Bamboo CurtainThis comprehensive body of work presents a unique perspective on life in Myanmar, juxtaposing the harsh realities of...

The city's hidden history can be found in its abandoned spaces. These neglected areas are a testament to the constant evolution of urban landscapes, yet development often struggles to eradicate them...

Women's Camera Work explores how photographs have been used to construct versions of history and examine how photographic representations of otherness often tell stories about the self. Judith Fryer...

Monument Avenue is a powerful photographic record of the destruction of Virginia's most famous Confederate landmarks. The book contains significant commentaries by news and broadcast media, offering...

Good Sick by Jordan Baumgarten is a powerful photographic portrait of the US opioid crisis in one Philadelphia neighbourhood. The images depict chaos and disorder, with nature encroaching on urban...

Global Queens: An Urban Mosaic by Joseph Heathcott is a vibrant exploration of one of the most diverse places in the world. Through over 200 contemporary photographs, Heathcott captures the...

Utah Impressions presents a stunning visual journey through the diverse landscapes and cityscapes of Utah. From the powdery peaks of Mount Ogden to the dramatic formations of Canyonlands and Arches...

Death Valley: Painted Light is a unique collection that showcases the breathtaking beauty of one of North America's most extreme landscapes. Spanning over 3,000 square miles, Death Valley straddles...

Zalmai Dread and Dreams brings together photographs taken by Zalmaï between 2008 and 2013, set against the backdrop of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan. In these powerful black-and-white images, we...

Laia Abril's insightful photography project explores the impact of behavior medication on American teenagers.Over six years, Bapitiste Lignel documented nine young people with various mental health...

Turn your photos into stunning works of art with PaintShop Pro X4 for Photographers. This comprehensive guide is packed with inspirational images and easy-to-follow projects to help you get started...

Mastering architectural photography requires a deep understanding of light and composition. This comprehensive guidebook by John Siskin provides expert advice on building better light indoors,...

Darius Koehli: Why Omaha? In 1969, Darius Koehli, then just nine years old, spent nine months with his father in Omaha, Nebraska. During this time, he was taken to the Civic Auditorium to see catch...

Chloe Sells' Flamingo is a unique photographic monograph that showcases her work in Botswana. The images are captured using large and medium format analogue cameras, then printed in a traditional...

Harlem's 125th Street Photography in Harlem is an unprecedented study of the street's cultural identity and the power of photography to capture its narrative. This book explores the constant mutation...

Rift/Fault is a photographic exploration of two contrasting landscapes: the eastern edge of the North American Plate in Iceland and the western edge along the San Andreas Fault in California. Marion...

Hyenas of the Battlefield, Machines in the Garden is a thought-provoking study that explores the complex relationship between war, media, and industry. The author examines how these seemingly...

KayLynn Deveney's photographs capture homes in the American Southwest from the 1950s and '60s, with their fairy tale-style exteriors. This collection highlights the personal details outside these...

Aïm Deüelle Lüski and Horizontal Photography is a unique collaboration between artist Aïm Deüelle Lüski and philosopher Ariella Azoulay. They explore how to theorize the structure of contemporary...

In 1964, Neshoba County, Mississippi, witnessed one of the most notorious crimes of the civil rights era. Three young voting-rights workers were brutally murdered by the Ku Klux Klan, and their...