Black and White Photography

In 'Black Passport' Stanley GREENE attempts to come to terms with the impact his volatile work in the world's crisis zones has had on his life. By combining cruel photographs with authentic statements, an impressive portrait of the photographer is created

'Industrielandschaften' by Bernd & Hilla BECHER is a novelty: For the first time, your view of the whole opens up, including the settlement and residential buildings of the workers. The systems are presented in context and thus receive a narrative element

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 10,5 x 8 x 0,5 cm., 54 pp., 50 color ills., no text, Ltd. to 150 numb. copies

'Vergessenes Südarabien' (Forgotten South Arabia) by Hans HELFRITZ is above all enthnologically and historically interesting. It documents the way of life on the Arabian Peninsula in the early 1930s. The approximately 150 photos were taken with a Leica.

This self published photo book, 'Human' by Gábor KUDÁSZ, shows brick-making workers, photographed between 2014-2016 in Eastern Europe. But the workers, depicted as in a socialist picture book, behave in an unusual way. They begin to alienate their product

The b/w images in the out-of-print book 'Frenchkiss' by Anders PETERSEN, taken in 2005 in France - Paris, Gap as well as in St. Etienne -, show people in intimate situations. Together with the nature shots, a poetic-melancholic mixture has been created.

The volume 'Hierzulande' gathers photo reportages by Robert LEBECK from 1955 to 1983. Some pictures are part of the cultural memory, others have rarely or never been published. His reports are legendary and make him an indispensable chronicler of our time

The black-and-white images in the self-published photo book 'Dit Skogen Aldrig Nar / Where the Forest never reaches' by Norwegian photographer Tore SANDAHL are mainly from the rural region of China and were taken between 2002 and 2016.

Gebundene Ausgabe ohne Schutzumschlag (wie erschienen), 21 x 27 cm., 200 S., 170 S/W-Aufnahmen, deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!