Reportage photography

The photo and text book, 'Side Walk', combines very personal photographs & writings by Italian photographer Frank HORVAT, taken during his time in New York in the late 1970s and the 80s. Through different papers, 'Side Walk' depicts both sides of his work

The out-of-print photo and text volume 'Fotoreportagen 1956-1965' on the work of Dirk ALVERMANN contains in addition to the black and white photographs an excellent article on his photo books penned by the photo book connoisseur Thomas Wiegand.

'Der Blick auf zwei Welten' by Robert HAAS contains touching everyday and social studies of interwar Vienna as well as fascinating shots of the American way of life with sensitive portraits of great personalities and 'Street photography' from New York.

Broschierte Ausgabe mit Schutzumschlag, 21 x 28 x 1,5 cm., 148 pp., b/w ills., deutsch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!

They have developed into status symbols and have become the source of diverse experiences. 'Swimming Pools' shows their different layers of meaning in photographs by Martin PARR, Harry GRUYAERT, ABBAS, Deanna TEMPLETON, LARTIGUE, Slim AARONS among others.

In 'Köln in Wirtschaftswunderzeiten' (economic miracles), Heinz HELD portrays the city of Cologne its residents from the 'rubble times' to the mid-1970s. The era of acceleration & expansion is reflected in its views of buildings, everyday life & portraits

The 'Dirk-ALVERMANN-Photobook-Library' currently contains one copy each of nine publications, which are already out of print at their publishers. Some of the books are SIGNED, like 'Keine Experimente' (1961), 'Zwischen den Zeiten' (2006) & 'dacapo' (2008)

Linen bound HC with french-fold dust jacket, 24 x 30 x 3 cm., 208 pp. (8-pp. fold out), 185 color ills., trilingual text: German, English & Portuguese

'Rue des Lombards' by Jane Evelyn ATWOOD, represents her first photo reportage of the American photographer from 1975 in book form and is at the same time a homage to the prostitutes of the Rue des Lombards as well as the nocturnal Paris of the late 1970s

Due to the planned wall along the border to Mexico, 'Midnight la Frontera' by the just awarded photographer Ken LIGHT is more current than ever. Taken in the 1980's in the company of the Border Patrol, the photos represent mutual fears & hopes of today.