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The images contained in 'Abandoned Moments' by Ed KASHI show fleeting yet unique moments full of exuberant energy - the chaos of everyday life. In contrast to his journalistic approach, here he abandons himself entirely to the untamed energy of the moment

Since 1957, Bernd & Hilla BECHER have compiled a wealth of examples of the industrial building type for 'Wassertürme' (Water Towers) photo book. Although they are functional buildings, the photographed specimens reveal an unprecedented variety of shapes.

Photo book 'In Veneto' contains a selection of hitherto unpublished works that Guido GUIDI took between 1984 and 1989. The visited places in provinces of Treviso, Vicenza, Padua & Venice, bearing testimony to the process of change of rural area in Italy.

This XL edition of the photo book 'SUMO' by Helmut NEWTON celebrates the 10th anniversary of this photo book classic. In addition to 464 images, it contains a new brochure that documents its publication history - a homage, now in a more manageable format.

Magnum photographer Harry GRUYAERT's photo book 'It's not about cars' contains images in which automobiles only serve as a leitmotif to guide the viewer through his varied work, which is characterized by a sensitive use of color, shape and light.

This anthology, appropriately self-titled 'Record', contains works from all 30 issues of Daido MORIYAMA's self-published magazine 'Kiroku/Record' since the 1970s. The editing in a single sequence is interrupted only by the text written by himself.

In addition to the prominent Swedish photographer's own work, the out-of-print photo volume 'In Memory of Himself' contains many Christer STRÖMHOLM portraits by some of the best European photographers such as Lars TUNBJÖRK, JH ENGSTRÖM and Anders PETERSEN

This newly revised version of 'The Mennonites' by Magnum photographer Larry TOWELL revisits his project taken between 1990 and 1999, documenting the Old Colony Mennonites in rural Ontario as well as in Mexico. With 40 previously unpublished photographs.

With the photo volume 'Walking Distance', Olaf UNVERZART shows his interpretation of a travel diary. Beyond sights, well-known places with supposedly country-typical folklore, it opens the view for the things and living beings in between - an in-between.