Architecture photography

French photographer David NISSEN's self-published volume 'Out of the Darkness' follows a mysterious rhythm. The black and white photos create a loneliness of light and its shadows. The slim photo volume in a small print run of 300 copies is really a gem.

Published in limited edition, this book of photographs, 'America Revisited' by Swedish photographer Gerry JOHANSSON, consists of 83 images in black and white taken during his travels in the United States over the past forty years.

Out-of-print photo volume 'The Playbook' by Alex S. MACLEAN features aerial photos of the American leisure industry. From symmetrical beauty of sports stadiums to the spaghetti-like tangles of pathways at theme parks to picnickers on a sprawling beach.

'Eugène Atget. Retrospective', published for the major exhibitions in Paris & Berlin, contains the most important photographs created between 1900 and 1925. Essays trace his wide range of themes and motifs as well as his impact on the French Surrealists.

In 'Budapest Courtyards' French photographers Yves MARCHAND & Romain MEFFRE document this systematically and create a typology that describes the special form of collective living and reflects the turbulent history of the city and its changing politics.

SC (no dust jacket, s issued), 19 x 32 x 0,5 cm., 24 pp., color ills., Ltd. to 750 copies

This catalog, published on the occasion of an auction of International Style photographs, contains many exterior and interior photos as well as furniture, an introductory text and a detailed appendix, in which all photographers and architects are named.

In the photo volume 'Avenue Patrice Lumumba' the South African photographer Guy TILLIM deals with the urban architecture of colonial and post-colonial society in Africa. His focus is on their changes due to multiple shifts in power over the past 50 years.

SC, 22,5 x 28,5 cm., 88 pp., 34 color ills. + 140 cm-long leporello, German/English

New edition of the long out-of-print photo volume, 'Berlin, Fruchtstraße am 27. März 1952'. Arwed MESSMER and Annett Gröschner address the facets of photo documentary by creating the portrait of a street of 32 individual photographs by Fritz TIEDEMANN.