peter_n
Veteran
Enjoy! 
Having had the book(s) for a couple weeks now I do think his early work is the strongest; the Brooklyn gang, E. 100th St, the UK in the 60's.
The first edition is already out of print at the publishers, next printing is supposedly September. Amazon still has it in stock but they're charging extra for shipping - it weighs 22 lbs!
Having had the book(s) for a couple weeks now I do think his early work is the strongest; the Brooklyn gang, E. 100th St, the UK in the 60's. The first edition is already out of print at the publishers, next printing is supposedly September. Amazon still has it in stock but they're charging extra for shipping - it weighs 22 lbs!
bogelgelbo
RF student
Thank you for the information, sorry for the late reply. Anyway do you get the Jason Eskenazi book in Europe?
BTW just got the new Trent Parke book, its interesting little book.
Florian1234
it's just hide and seek
Yup, got the Jason Eskenazi book, from a small gallery shop in Berlin - Kominek.
ChrisLivsey
Veteran
NOT arrived
NOT arrived
OK, enough of the how marvellous Bruce Davidson's book is
Dear Customer,
Greetings from Amazon.co.uk.
We regret to inform you that the following items have been delayed as we are still awaiting stock from our suppliers :
Bruce Davidson "Bruce Davidson: Outside Inside: Journey of Consciousness"
Estimated arrival date: August 06 2010 - August 13 2010
NOT arrived
OK, enough of the how marvellous Bruce Davidson's book is
Dear Customer,
Greetings from Amazon.co.uk.
We regret to inform you that the following items have been delayed as we are still awaiting stock from our suppliers :
Bruce Davidson "Bruce Davidson: Outside Inside: Journey of Consciousness"
Estimated arrival date: August 06 2010 - August 13 2010
peter_n
Veteran
The publisher Steidl indicates on the book web page that the first edition is already out of print. They are planning the next printing for September. Commiserations.
ChrisLivsey
Veteran
Thanks for that, I had not thought to look.
September is not too bad, especially if they honour the £84 it was when I placed my order, list £158.
peter_n
Veteran
I'm sure Amazon will honor it. You might get bombarded with options to drop the order if the release date extends, but if you keep the order going they will honor your buying price. I pre-ordered mine last October for a very low price from Amazon US along with free shipping. It was delivered a couple weeks ago as ordered.
martin s
Well-known
Another Julius Shulman: Modernism Rediscovered. I was surprised how cheap it was. And - as to be expected - it's pretty great.
martin
martin
ChrisLivsey
Veteran
I'm sure Amazon will honor it. You might get bombarded with options to drop the order if the release date extends, but if you keep the order going they will honor your buying price. I pre-ordered mine last October for a very low price from Amazon US along with free shipping. It was delivered a couple weeks ago as ordered.
The order stays
I do keep a batch in my pending list that I feel I may want to order but haven't yet and it alway surprises me how they,Amazon, move the price up and down, sometimes by only a very small amount. The Davidson is quoted at £90.49, still a good deal, today.
Alejandro CD
Member
cmdrzed
wallflower
Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg by Sarah Greenough (ISBN 978-3791350523)
Crisis of the Real by Andy Grundberg (ISBN 978-1597111409)
Crisis of the Real by Andy Grundberg (ISBN 978-1597111409)
martin s
Well-known
How do you like Beat Memories? I skimmed it a few times, and even though I'm a huge Kerouac / Ginsberg / Burroughs fan I have to say it wasn't enough to really like the book.
martin
Alejandro CD
Member
Humm, I also have bought "On photography" by Susan Sontag
fotomeow
name under my name
I love reading this thread and all the cool books people are getting, my copy of Friedlanders "Like a One-Eyed CAt" should arrive tomorrow.
And though they are not technically books, I thumbed thru the Aperture publication today (its certainly priced like a book though!), and it had a copy interesting articles on Michael Lesy (I'm a fan of his and have 3 of his books) and Diane Arbus with a few photos of hers that are underdiscovered .........FWIW
And though they are not technically books, I thumbed thru the Aperture publication today (its certainly priced like a book though!), and it had a copy interesting articles on Michael Lesy (I'm a fan of his and have 3 of his books) and Diane Arbus with a few photos of hers that are underdiscovered .........FWIW
fotomeow
name under my name
Humm, I also have bought "On photography" by Susan Sontag
I never bought this book, b/c I had read so many xerox copies of several of its essays in a foto class, that I didnt feel the need to own it. However, it is critical reading for the foto-minded, and took me places I had never been before ......
Michael Markey
Veteran
Looking In. Stunning book with so much of interest.
Funny, I bought the Sontag book some time ago and didn`t care for it.
Funny, I bought the Sontag book some time ago and didn`t care for it.
fixbones
.......sometimes i thinks
Currently reading 'On Photography' By Sontag.
Have Leica Advanced M School by Gunter Osterloh in the mail somewhere.........
Have Leica Advanced M School by Gunter Osterloh in the mail somewhere.........
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Catering for both my WW2 collecting and camera hobby:
4 issues of Popular Photography from 1942 and 1943
3 issues of American Photography from 1944 and 1945
4 issues of Popular Photography from 1942 and 1943
3 issues of American Photography from 1944 and 1945
Phantomas
Well-known
This is my favorite thread on RFF. Bumping it. Just ordered "Inferno" by Nachtwey.
Pickett Wilson
Veteran
Nachtwey is great. Inferno is a difficult book. Couldn't look away until I was through with it when I first received it. Can't make myself look at it again. The photography is outstanding. The subject is incredibly painful.