European photographer

The black-and-white photo book 'Sanfermines' by Ramón MASATS, one of Spain's most renowned and innovative photographers, recreates the previously unpublished images taken as early as 1957 and recomposes the narrative that has withstood the passage of time

The book 'Blind Spots', the first volume by Danish artist Balder OLRIK, is a study of our perception. In his images, he disrupts our visual habits by removing context-specific pictorial elements, also as a call to perceive our environment more consciously

Out-of-print 'The Tree of Life is Eternally Green' by photographers MARTÍNEZ & SÁEZ is intimate notebook about their journey through Romania and at the same time exploration of the integral connection of Romanians to nature in the seasons winter to summer

Out of print photo volume 'Informal Arrangements' by German photographer Peter BIALOBRZESKI' shows inside views of South African slum huts. The color photographs were taken in 2009 in Kliptown, a suburb of Soweto, before the coming 2010 Soccer World Cup.

The fourteen color photographs of Martin PARR now published in the volume 'Acropolis Now' were taken back in 1991. The original prints were later damaged by a water leak. Decide if these look even better than the originals, as the Briton himself finds.

It is thanks to Beate & Heinz ROSE that the German society in pairs from the 1970s was preserved in book form forever. This photo book allows various readings, depending on whether you are e.g. interested in role allocation or fashion - it's my pleasure!

The out-of-print volume 'Die Stadt der Frauen' (The City of Women) uses numerous previously unpublished images by Miroslav Tichy and documents to critically reflect on the career of this great artistic personality and examine the myths of his existence.

The werewolf, about which the nifty photo book 'Lobismuller' by Laia ABRIL is about, was a woman who lived in the 19th century. lived in Spain. The story of Spain's most enigmatic and bloodthirsty serial killer is reconstructed from a female perspective.

Unbound Pb. with dust jacket, 19,5 x 29,5 x 2 cm., 144 pp., 84 b/w ills., no text

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 30 x 24,5 x 3 cm., 188 pp., 180 color ills., English