Landscape photography

Book in spitral binding, 22,5 x 30,5 x 3 cm., 288 ills., b/w ills., text language: English

In the photo volume 'Death Landscapes', the Polish photographer Hubert HUMKA focuses on landscapes that are shaped by their history - contaminated landscapes. They are idyllic and at the same time contain the stigma of the events that they quietly testify

In his photo book 'Cornwall', Danish photographer Joakim ESKILDSEN is fascinated by a world that oscillates between rugged edges, exuberant blossom magic and sparse fishing villages. Shown are landscapes in slightly faded sepia tones as well as portraits.

The book's title 'Beyond the Forest' corresponds to the translation for Transylvania. Clare RICHARDSON documents the everyday life of a farming community that relies on hard work to survive, as well as an environment that resembles pre-industrial England.

In the photo book 'Ouarzazate', the name of a Moroccan city with famous film sets, the landscape photographer Mark RUWEDEL continues his interest in contemporary ruins far away from the American deserts, where he has been working for thirty years.

HC in thin slipcase, 30 x 26 cm., 72 pp., 58 color ills., 12 page booklet, an interview with Asako NARAHASHI by Akihito Yasumi (Japanese and English) titled 'Toward the Indefinite Time of Water's Edge'

In his atmospheric photo volume 'Nail Houses', Peter BIALOBRZESKI records buildings in China that are about to be demolished. For outsiders, the color photographs taken in the evening convey a feeling of homeliness, despite the cracks in the walls.

HC with dust jacket, 30 x 24,5 x 1,5 cm., 88 pp., color ills., text langiuage: English

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