Documentary photography

'Kiosk. A History of Photojournalism 1839-1973' by Robert LEBECK & Bodo von Dewitz (ICP Infinity Award 2002) leads you in nine chapters through the eras of international photojournalism and offers an overview of the topics of past decades and centuries.

This volume, 'Once, When We Were Happy' by Misha PIPERCIC, is about family and his hometown Sarajevo, as well as Bosnia, about former Yugoslavia, feelings, survival, fears, understanding & not understanding the war, wounds & healing. His red line is LOVE.

Gebundene Ausgabe mit Schutzumschlag, 29,5 x 29,5 x 3,5 cm., deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

Using the Dolomite mountains as an example, Marina CANEVE asks the viewers in her volume 'Are They Rocks or Clouds?' to consider the risks people take in an effort to live comfortably while exploring the limits of how they interact with the natural world.

HC with dust jacket, 24 x 21 cm., 56 pp., 40 duotone ills., text language: English, Ltd. to 1,000 copies

In her photographic volume 'Inventur' Mira BERGMÜLLER gives insight into rooms of the collegiate church St. Margarethen, describing the church from its everyday use and thus sharpens the view for art and architecture as witnesses of a history of faith.

Pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 32 x 29,5 x 1 cm., 36 pp., b/w ills., text language: English

In his book 'One Block', Dave ANDERSON uses portraits, still lifes and abstract images to show the physical impact of Hurricane 'Katrina' on the residents of an apartment block as well as the less tangible, equally important psychological infrastructure.

The underlying thesis of the out-of-print, sought-after volume 'Generation Dubai. Exit, Voice and Loyalty' by Bijan KHEZRI is that the world is defined by economics, not laws. And there is hardly any other place in the world than Dubai to illustrate this.

The photo volume 'Sweet Earth' by Joel STERNFELD unites what may seem disparate. As the forces of laissez-faire take over the world and threaten the future of the earth, the desire to live with each other and in harmony with nature becomes more important.