Fotografi

The atlas uncovers unique and intrinsic features of the critters and plants. Unorthodox colour images through the artist's eyes. "Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it" (Confucius). The art of microphotography allows us to re-think and to re-see morphological patterns of insects, flowers and arachnides. The author is an award winning artist and photographer. She works in wildlife micro-photography and science fiction inspired installations organically integrating living and artificial entities. She has won a substantial number of awards and prizes, including BIFA 2021 in science category, winner of FEP Awards 2021 Nature Golden Camera and ND Discovery of the Year in category Nature 2019.

]Un libro magistralmente fotografiado en blanco y negro que celebra la antigua tradición del Corpus Christi en el pequeño pueblo de Atánquez. Una lectura obligada para cualquier persona que conozca Colombia, o que planee visitarla, y quiera expandir sus conocimientos sobre esta joya cultural única, una de las muchas escondidas y salvaguardadas en el país de los mil ritmos. Un tributo honesto y generoso al Pueblo Kankuamo por parte de Kike Calvo, un fotógrafo con gran experiencia internacional, y una voz fresca en el mundo de la antropología visual.] Wade Davis. Profesor de Antropología. Autor de One River y Magdalena: River of Dreams

A Lagoon of Dreams is a book of poetry and accompanying artwork that has a uniquely lush and dreamy, somewhat surreal feeling throughout. It is meant to stir the reader's imagination and heart-strings, and aims to do so by the use of vivid, colorful words and descriptions, as well as through subject matters that range from love to tragedy, miracles and personal struggles. All subjects are approached in a dreamlike way. Think of them as fleeting thoughts coming in and out of the author's subconscious mind, and you will get a picture of how the poems were created. The writer tends to use odd combinations of vocabulary that still seem to somehow work in a fresh and unusual way. The images are a collaborative effort by the author and a dear artist friend of hers, and like the poems, the images tend to lean towards surrealism and fantasy. In short, you are getting to visit the author's dream world in glimpses, which can be, but are not always pleasant. However, all hold some form of beauty if you look closely enough.

Each year over 1200 tornadoes on average strike the United States. With thousands of severe thunderstorms occurring, these storms also have the potential to produce gigantic hail, intense lightning strikes, flash flooding, and of course tornadoes. There isn't anywhere in the United States that is immune to these storms. And where these severe weather events happen, you will find storm chasers, photographers, thrill seekers, professionals and researchers who attend so they may witness nature's raw beauty and power. This book is a visual testimony to the intense storms and tornadoes that ravage the United States each year. The photos within were taken by veteran storm chasers and photographers Roger Hill and Caryn Hill. Spanning a period of three decades, go along on this visual ride as they travel across the heartland of the US in search of severe weather of all kinds. See the best of their photography as they document the power of nature and the jaw dropping sights they witness each year.

Adrian Burns is a Mexican photographer trained at the prestigious Putney School and at the Parsons School of Design where he completed his training in art history and photography. Trilingual, the artist lives between Mexico, the United States and France. Today, his photographs can be found all over the world; they are exhibited in numer ous museums and they are also published on the covers of numerous magazines (Travel & Leisure, Deep, Elle Mexico, FHM Mexico, Sportswear International, National Geographic, among others). From portraits to landscapes, Adrian Burns' work is marked by his fascination for nature. Vegetation is omnipresent in his landscape photographs. A plurality of worlds often composed of geometric forms that are seen through the photographer's sharp eye. By enhancing many landscape photographs with graphite or acrylic varnish, he brings us into his unique and poetic universe.

This compendium features vintage and never-before-seen photographs of the most beloved stars of film and television. Willoughby's images include many taken during the filming of classics. In addition to on-set photography, there are also many candid portraits of actors at home. This compendium includes both black-and-white and color photographs of some of the greatest icons from this Golden Age of Hollywood.

In this publication, photographer Karin Borghouts records the charred interior of her family home that was destroyed by a fire. Her intuitive decision to at that time has led to a series of captive and moving images. Text in English, French and Dutch.

On the Road With Plantin looks at how travel distances and travel times differ from journeys in the 16th century?

Music For The Deaf II is the second book by concert photographer Koen Keppens. The book, collecting the best of 20 years of music photography, underscores how different and unique Keppens' body of work is. Text in English and Dutch.

Street Photography Workshop is a practical guide to creating captivating urban images.

A golden decade of cinema in the 60s and 70s, cinema in Leicester Square - movie stars, the rich and famous, all the Royal family, press and film media buzz, and thousands of cinema fans.

The series Mi Sangre by Roj Rodriguez started as a photo documentation of a personal journey to retrace his Mexican heritage and has evolved into a fine art project aimed at highlighting Mexican culture on both sides of the US-Mexico border. Everyday aspects of Mexican life as well as its culture and popular iconography are documented here. Both in terms of how they exist in Mexico and how Mexican Americans in the US reinterpret them. With each of the subjects portrayed, Roj Rodriguez engaged in sometimes casual, sometimes insightful conversations.Mi Sangre includes proud and elegant charros, beautiful and skilled "escaramuzas", joyful and coy children, wise and innocent elders, vibrant and talented mariachi musicians, loving and welcoming families, and fine art reinterpretations of Loteria iconography.ROJ RODRIGUEZ (*1971 in Texas) was immersed in the visual arts at an early age. In 2000, he moved from Texas to NYC and spent almost two decades perfecting his craft. Today, he lives and works in Austin.

Viktoria Binschtok's photographic works are physical echoes of the image flows produced by our digitally connected world. Her works become part of the larger net that Binschtok consciously casts over divergent visualities dissecting the vastness of our daily digital image production. The precise layering of her large-scale photo-objects generates visual connections with both subtle and apparent references to current realities-immaterial concepts which thus take on a physical shape in new contexts of meaning, creating feedback loops between online and offline.The book opens with Three People on the Phone, an early series Binschtok photographed on the streets of Tokyo in 2004, visualizing how the absorbed presence of the people immersed in a dialogue with their devices connects the physical space of the city with the channels of the new, digital world-an interaction that is constantly reiterated in Binschtok's work.Moscow-born artist VIKTORIA BINSCHTOK (*1972) studied Photography and Media Arts at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig. Today, she lives and works in Berlin. In addition to institutional solo exhibitions at the Museum Folkwang Essen, C/O Berlin, and Kunstmuseum Bonn, she has participated in numerous international group exhibitions.

A history of nineteenth-century photography as told through one hundred works from one of the most significant collections in the USA.