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The quiet, powerful landscape photography in the photo volume 'A Gradual Thaw' by Japanese photographer Toshiya MURAKOSHI was created between 2011 and 2015 in his home prefecture of Fukushima. With this project, he searches for traces of his own memories.

Company publication from the 1990s by Scotland born prominent fashion photographer Albert WATSON

The new edition of the photo book 'Carnival Strippers' contains newly selected photos by Susan MEISELAS together with the original excerpts from the interviews, as well as an audio CD and two essays reflecting on the significance of this photographic work

'Transmontanus' is a black and white photo book by Salvi DANÉS, which deals with a poetic story of the return to the landscape he got to know as a child. The title alludes to the wind coming from the Pyrenees that characterizes this region, teh Empordà.

Re-edit, clipped Pb. with linen dust jacket, 21 x 30 x 1 cm., 47 pp. (many foldout pages!), 24 b/w ills., bilingual text: Japanese / English, Ltd. to 350 copies

This version of 'The Democratic Forest' contains a selection from the ten-volume set from 2015. William EGGLESTON has developed a unique style that skilfully combines local themes with an innate, nuanced understanding of color, shape and composition.

The annotated, richly illustrated bibliography on the history of photo books in Sweden - from early examples with glued-in albumin prints to contemporary books, from traditional formats to going out design - has published very seriously and with expertise

'We Have No Place to Be: 1980-1982' (Liverpool, London, Nuremberg, West Berlin, New York and Tokyo) - here in a newly edited and expanded edition - by Joji HASHIGUCHI remains widely regarded as one of his seminal early works alongside his debut 'Shisen'.

The volume 'A Dozen Failures' by John GOSSAGE is both a unique statement as a photo book and a commentary on life in which failures are far more confusing than successes. They show us a love that has been lost through lack of skill and misunderstanding.