ChrisLivsey
Veteran
I had "Minutes to Midnight" on pre-order at Amazon UK ,........ it still is !!!
Obviously sold to the sharks who are re-selling already.
Chris101
summicronia
For my birthday, which was just a few days ago, my girlfriend gave me W. Eugene Smith Photographs 1934-1975. It's a HUGE book with hundreds of well reproduced photographs, as well as historical notes, and essays by Gabriel Bauret, John T. Hill, Giles More, Serge Tisseron, and Alan Trachtenberg. So it's fun to read and well as look at the pictures.
rivercityrocker
Well-known
I recently bought Reading Magnum and and W. Eugene Smith "The Big Book" Vol. 1-2 (which is three large books).
These books are amazing.
These books are amazing.
gm13
Well-known
Why does there seem to be 2 versions of MTM? The paperback description says 32pgs, the hardback 96. A glitch in the description or is this the case for some reason?
This:
HC, 30 x 25,5, cm., 96 pp., English.
Steidl 2013.
ISBN 978-3869302058
VS:
Coproducer : Magnum Photos
Released : November, 15th 2005
Collection : Hors Collection
English/French
ISBN : 978-2-35046-041-3
Format : 120 x 165
32 pages
Paperback
20 duo tone photos
15 €
This:
HC, 30 x 25,5, cm., 96 pp., English.
Steidl 2013.
ISBN 978-3869302058
VS:
Coproducer : Magnum Photos
Released : November, 15th 2005
Collection : Hors Collection
English/French
ISBN : 978-2-35046-041-3
Format : 120 x 165
32 pages
Paperback
20 duo tone photos
15 €
bogelgelbo
RF student
Its a different book, the newly published one is the first one. I guess one of the reason Trent Parke is so popular right now is that he struck a chord with a lot of people who is interested with street photography. Not to mention that Minutes of Midnite it is probably one of the most well known work of his.
On another note, I recently just add the Anticorps book by Antoine D'agata to my small library.
PMCC
Late adopter.
Here Far Away, Pentti Sammallahti
palec
Well-known
The small one is catalogue brochure for Paris Photo.
David Hughes
David Hughes
Hi,
A Christmas present "Retromania" with the sub-title "The Funkiest Cameras of Photography's Golden Age" by Lawrence Harvey. About an eclectic collection of cameras with not a Leica in sight and some unpopular ones as well. Plus adverts and so on with prices from the times they were bought and other odds and ends. Recommended.
Regards, David
A Christmas present "Retromania" with the sub-title "The Funkiest Cameras of Photography's Golden Age" by Lawrence Harvey. About an eclectic collection of cameras with not a Leica in sight and some unpopular ones as well. Plus adverts and so on with prices from the times they were bought and other odds and ends. Recommended.
Regards, David
robert blu
quiet photographer
Alec Soth (I like his photographs!) "ping-pong conversation" of course I got the italian translation. Photos and interesting comments about them by Alec.
robert
robert
Red Rock Bill
Well-known
Josef Sudek....The Legacy of a Deeper Vision..edited by Maia-Mari Sutnik....this is a Christmas gift...you can never have too many books of Sudek's photographs ,well worth a google search.......regards,Bill
peter_n
Veteran
You are SO right, Bill. Thanks for the heads up - will look for this book.
biomed
Veteran
I picked up a couple of books with gift cards from Christmas. The Adobe Photoshop Book for Digital Photographers for Versions CS6 and CC by Scott Kelby and from a clearance table by the checkout area,
500 Cameras - 170 Years of Photographic Innovation by Todd Gustavson. This book features 500 cameras from the George Eastman House collection.
I wanted the first for a reference and guide for CS6. The latter just looked interesting and was a bargain for less than $10.
500 Cameras - 170 Years of Photographic Innovation by Todd Gustavson. This book features 500 cameras from the George Eastman House collection.
I wanted the first for a reference and guide for CS6. The latter just looked interesting and was a bargain for less than $10.
majid
Fazal Majid
The last photo book I bought was "Genesis" by Salgado, and I was recently offered the mostly forgettable "National Geographic - The Photographs".
geertvn
Established
Tractor Boys - Martin Bogren
Behind The Mountains - Ragnar Axelsson
Behind The Mountains - Ragnar Axelsson
jippiejee
Well-known
I must have missed it when it came out some time ago: '10' is published to commemorate ten years of the in-public international street photographers group and features ten images from each of the groups 20 photographers.
http://nickturpinpublishing.com/index.php?/books/10--10-years-of-in-public/
http://nickturpinpublishing.com/index.php?/books/10--10-years-of-in-public/
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Across the Ravaged Land - Nick Brandt
Stunning!
G
Stunning!
G
taemo
eat sleep shoot
from some recommendation on this forum, I ordered "Photography Q&A: Real Questions. Real Answers" by Zack Arias.
Great read and I like Zack.
Still waiting for "Elliot Erwitt Snaps" to arrive, according to Amazon, it will be mailed between January-February
Great read and I like Zack.
Still waiting for "Elliot Erwitt Snaps" to arrive, according to Amazon, it will be mailed between January-February
Thanks for the head's up.
cassel
Well-known
Just picked up this Canon Rangefinder book- good read and facts about bodies and lenses. The "L" series cameras are not included- must be because they were primarily for the Japanese home market.
Vince Lupo
Whatever
Just picked up what any good Canadian would get -- "Keon and Me" by Dave Bidini.