latest additions to your library

[ChrisLivsey]

It is interesting to have the contextual text rather than "just" the photographs, well worth reading.
2000, first Edition First printing.
There is a reprint from 2008 by Bardwell Press and a 2001 re-print by Devon.

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This is fairly unusual in the UK so I was fortunate to find one in an Amnesty Bookshop who patently don't cruise ABE books or E-bay.
The expected high quality printing from Aperture.
The previous book rate from the USA has gone and it is now fairly prohibitive to buy from there.
ABE list a copy from IL USA for £8-18 but P&P is £28.60, some quote around £10 and this is a small light book as photobooks go.
This is the hardback from 1987 first edition was 1981 but not in the Masters Series. I think there was a 1988 reprint
For some reason the sellers on ABE list it as 1899 [sic].

 

[filmtwit]

Templeton, Deanna "What She Said." MACK, London England 168 pages ISBN-10: ‏ 1913620050

 

[JohnGellings]

Thomas Boivin - Ménilmontant

 

[ChrisLivsey]

On a bit of a roll at the moment another one for the shelves, after reading:


I also have my eye on a copy of Canon Rangefinder Cameras 1933-68 Dechert at a price that doesn't seem to be the usual fantasy number.

 

[agentlossing]

On a bit of a roll at the moment another one for the shelves, after reading:
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I also have my eye on a copy of Canon Rangefinder Cameras 1933-68 Dechert at a price that doesn't seem to be the usual fantasy number.

I enjoyed this one, I own it as well.

 

[filmtwit]

Book review (not mine): Matt Black's American Geography

Part I

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part II

 

[filmtwit]

Shoko HASHIMOTO "Ishinomaki"



Publisher: Zen Foto Gallery
Book Size: 257 × 182 mm
Pages: 72 pages, 54 images
Binding: Softcover
Publication Year: 2023
Language: English, Japanese
Limited Edition: 700
ISBN: 978-4-910244-27-3

 

[Michael Markey]

Ordered the Koudelka book today.
Only been back on this board an hour and already its costing me money 🙂

Michael Markey

 

[JohnGellings]

Did you buy these filmtwit?

 

[filmtwit]

Did you buy these filmtwit?

I picked up AMerican Geography when it came out and "Ishinomaki" was a recent buy

 

[JohnGellings]

Cool, I have the special magazine edition of American Geography and wish I had this regular edition instead… it’s just not book shelf friendly: American Geography Magazine (signed) — Matt Black

I picked up AMerican Geography when it came out and "Ishinomaki" was a recent buy

 

[JohnGellings]

Jem Southam - The Moth

 

[Talus]

On a bit of a roll at the moment another one for the shelves, after reading:
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I also have my eye on a copy of Canon Rangefinder Cameras 1933-68 Dechert at a price that doesn't seem to be the usual fantasy number.

Any book recommendations for Daido's work? I am looking to buy some books from a Japan bookstore (bulk buy to justify shipping) and they have dozens of books by him. I don't know which to go with.

In keeping with the thread:
Sam Abell The Life of a Photograph
Koudelka Exiles
and just ordered Ed Templeton's Wires Crossed

Lots of good books to add to the library this year.

 

[JohnGellings]

Any book recommendations for Daido's work?

Fairwell Photography is a classic.

My Latest: Lee Friedlander - Real Estate

 

[filmtwit]

Motohashi, Seiichi "The words of the Baobabs". Fugensha. Tokyo, Japan. 64 pages. ISBN - 978-4-908955-03-7

MSeichiBoababs.001 by J Allen, on Flickr

 

[Dachs99]

I have this book which I have read and refer to often.

 

[Malcolm M]

Photography To-Day 1947-8. A one-off change of title for the Yearbook/ Year Book/ Year-Book (it never seems to have been consistent).

 

[JohnGellings]

Hudson Hayden - Notwithstanding

 

[ChrisLivsey]

Any book recommendations for Daido's work? I am looking to buy some books from a Japan bookstore (bulk buy to justify shipping) and they have dozens of books by him. I don't know which to go with.

Not specifically Daido but I found this an excellent read placing that whole era in context that I as an outsider knew so little of. I see it is now commanding a premium price though.

PROVOKE: Between PROTEST and PERFORMANCE - Photography in Japan 1960 / 1975​

 

[Dogman]

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My Latest: Lee Friedlander - Real Estate

Notwithstanding the fact that I no longer have space for any more books, I just ordered this today. Friedlander won out over the new Koudelka, the recent Moriyama, the Robert Frank/Todd Webb and the upcoming Eggleston.