Animal photography

HC mit SU (Prägung eines Motivs nach einer Tuschezeichnung von August Macke), mit Fotografien von CHARGESHEIMER, Heinz HELD, Hans JESSE, Werner KOEP, K. KUHNT/D.BALKHAUSEN, Rolf PRETZ und Hans REUTER

For the self published, signed photo book 'Schädel' (Skull) by Gerald v. FORIS, an anonymous lover of the skull bone granted a comprehensive insight into its anatomical collection. An undramatically but effectively as a photo book staged portrait title.

'Miuramisaki' is a narrow, large-format photo book in a beautiful slipcase. The six b/w photographs show the snake that the Japanese master photographer Issei SUDA encountered at home in 1975 and that has thus found its way into the world of photo books.

The planned volume 'Zoo' is set to be a wild ride through the work of Anders PETERSEN, whether it's deliberate portraits of animals or a chance photographic encounter with the legs of a woman in python print tights. Details to follow after its release.

In this volume of the 'Des Oiseaux' book series, photographer Leila JEFFREYS takes us on a journey to amazing bird species that she has been portraying in her studio since 2008, where she observed 'how many birds have specific expressions, just like us'.

This out-of-print photo volume 'This empty world' by Nick BRANDT contains dramatically staged photographs that bring together and reveal animals and people in East Africa as victims of environmental destruction in an emotionally powerful, cinematic way.

The photo volume 'Afterword' by Masahisa FUKASE consists of photos already used in 'Sasuke's Diary' from 'Sasuke, My Dear Cat' (1978). In the small pocket-sized print manuscript, instructions and numbering were written by the japanese photographer himself

British photographer Michael KENNA is a master of landscape photography and shows in his pictures a world that is almost transitory. In his volume of the 'Des Oiseaux' photo book series, his photographs of birds reflect nature without human presence.

'Printed Dog' is a magazine about dogs and their relationship with their owners, featuring photos of some of creative people in fashion, art and photography, especially dog lovers like Terry RICHARDSON, Ryan McGINLEY, Juergen TELLER among others.

The Icelandic photographer Ragnar AXELSSON drove to the most remote Inuit settlements in Greenland. In the book 'Die letzten Jäger der arktis' he documents the struggle for survival in an expressive way, e.g. through the unusual angles of his photography.