Canadian photographer

In 'Canadians', Bryan ADAMS focuses on people from Canadian society, people from the music scene, but also politicians and people from the business world. With this selection of his subjects he builds a bridge between generations of portrait photographers

Out-of-print 'Exposed' gives an overview of the photographic work of Bryan ADAMS. It contains portraits of friends & colleagues from the entertainment, fashion & art industries and shows unknown facets of his motifs as well as the depth of his photography

Portraits in 'Homeless' by Bryan ADAMS show characters beyond socio-economic circumstances. The portraits can be seen as a continuation of 'Wounded': young British soldiers who have suffered life-changing injuries during the fighting in Iraq & Afghanistan

Following his two books of portraiture, 'Exposed' & 'Wounded', 'Untitled' is a large-format book featuring abstract graphic photographs by Canadian photographer Bryan ADAMS along with an introduction on the sea, its unstoppable force and incredible beauty

The photo book 'Wounded. The Legacy of War' by Bryan ADAMS contains portraits of young British servicemen and women who returned wounded from Iraq or Afghanistan or were wounded during exercises. Accompanying interviews shed light on each individual fate.

Photo book 'Capitolio' by Magnum photographer Christopher ANDERSON documents the socio-political upheavals in the Venezuelan capital. His photographic journey is thus in the tradition of William KLEIN's 'New York' as well as Robert FRANK's 'The Americans'

HC with dust jacket, 26 x 33 x 2 cm., 88 pp. (8 uncoated, 80 coated), color ills., text language: English

SC, 23,5 x 31 cm., 96 pp., text language: English

In 2005, Edward BURTYNSKY gave in out-of-print book 'China' the industrial change in China a visual form for the first time. If the earth's resources were besieged by western colonialism, China was at the beginning of a comprehensive attack on the planet.

'Extraction/Abstraction' by Edward BURTYNSKY presents lucid & informed documentations of large-scale extractive processes, and how those transform landscapes of industry into complete abstractions. It features also behind-the-scenes photographs at work.