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STUART FREEDMAN The Englishman & the Eel is a journey into that most London of institutions, the Eel, Pie and Mash shop. Today, these simple spaces hold within them the memories...
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Shortlisted for the PHotoEspana PHE18 Best Photography Book of the Year Award. SIMON ROBERTS Introduction: David Chandler Texts: A L Kennedy, Alex Vasudevan, Carol Ann Duffy, David Matless, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, Ian Jeffrey, Irenosen...
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MATTHEW FINN with an essay by ELIZABETH EDWARDS Over a thirty year period, from 1987 onwards, Matthew Finn collaborated with his mother, Jean, to document her everyday life through a...
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HARVEY BENGE The limited edition of 50 copies includes the book and a print of the cover image signed and numbered by Harvey Benge. The image size is 6" x 4". Harvey Benge’s...
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ROB BALL with an essay by DR. MARK RAWLINSON Between around 1880 and World War II, Coney Island was the largest amusement area in the United States attracting several million visitors...
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Winner 2018 Rencontres d'Arles Author Book AwardAvailable individually or as a set of five for £50.00 LAURENCE AËGERTER Photographic Treatment © consists of a series of five books, Daily Photo Dose 1, 2,...
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– Sold OutÁLVARO LAIZ Book Design by Ramon Pez It was still a time when an Udege, looking at a deer, thought he saw a deer-man (…) In those times all sort of things happened...
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CATHERINE BALET A special limited edition of 150 copies presented in an embossed golden slipcase. 23 cm x 17.5 cm, with a signed numbered print. Fine Art print, 21x 16cm, signed and...
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3 copies of the special slipcased collector's edition of 250 copies are still available. FRANK HORVAT Every single day throughout 1999, the last year of the last millennium, Frank Horvat photographed – working on this...
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Shortlisted for the Arles Author Book Award 2017 PIOTR ZBIERSKI poem PATTI SMITHessay ELEONORA JEDLINSKA Push the Sky Away is Piotr Zbierski’s first major publication. Presented as a triptych, it...
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– Sold OutMIMI MOLLICA Introduction by Roberto ScarpinatoAfterword by Sean O'Hagan In Terra Nostra, Sicilian born photographer Mimi Mollica explores the effects of the Mafia on his homeland. He document the scars inflicted...
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JOHN COMINO-JAMES Over the last few years John Comino-James has been been photographing demonstrations across many parts of the UK, from those associated with the 2015 General Election right through to the...
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LAST COPIES DOUGIE WALLACE In Harrodsburg, Dougie Wallace looks at the excessive wealth and consumerism that can be found around the Knightsbridge area close to the world famous department store,...
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GIACOMO BRUNELLI Foreword by Alison Nordström Giacomo Brunelli’s first book, The Animals, was published by us in 2008 to great critical acclaim. After being out of print for several years a new edition is...
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LAST FEW COPIESShortlisted for the Arles Author Book Award 2017 ALEXANDER CHEKMENEV In 1994-1995, in Luhansk, a town in southeast Ukraine, social services began employing photographers to take passport photos in the...
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OLIVER CURTIS afterword by GEOFF DYER On visiting the Pyramids of Giza in Cairo in 2012, Oliver Curtis turned and looked back in the direction he had come from. What he saw...
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– Sold OutLast two copies. First Edition. TITO MOURAZ (...) for this photographer, landscape does not mean something one describes, represents or witnesses, but a place which is inhabited by tension and...
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– Sold OutLast copy of the first edition now available at £45.00. PADDY SUMMERFIELD “a properly nostalgic vision, but one that is devoid of any sentimentality... to many it may seem bleak and...
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HARVEY BENGE The photographs in The Traveller span a period of 15 years or more and cover Harvey's many journeys from the South Pacific through Asia to Paris, his European...
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Featured in PDN's 'Notable Photobooks of 2016' BAPTISTE LIGNEL with an afterword by LAIA ABRIL One in five under 18 year olds in the USA is diagnosed as having a mental condition which...
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FERIT KUYAS With texts by Luis Delgado-Qualtrough, Harris Fogel, Hannah Frieser, Bill Kouwenhoven & Alison Nordström. Limited Edition of 500 copies A Quintology of Diaries is the most ambitious book...
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– Sold OutLast few copies HOMER SYKES A truly unique document recording many of Britain’s most enduring seasonal customs and events, in all their uncanny yet prosaic glory.Simon Costin, Director of The...
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Observer Photography Book Of The Month / Sean O'HaganShortlisted 2016 Rencontres d'Arles Author Book Award CATHERINE BALET with RICARDO MARTINEZ PAZ Looking for the Masters in Ricardo’s Golden Shoes is a...
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– Sold OutPAUL HART essay by Steven Brown The Fens, a region of reclaimed marshland in eastern England, is one of the richest arable areas in the UK. Paul Hart has been photographing...
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ALBERTINA D'URSO For more than 10 years Albertina D’Urso followed in the footsteps of Tibetans forced to escape from their homeland, many of whom crossed the Himalayan range by foot,...
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The Observer Photobook Of The Month / Sean O'Hagan.photo-eye Photobook of the Week / Jordan Sullivan.A selected winner Creative Review Photography Annual CELINE MARCHBANK In September 2009 Celine Marchbank’s mother, Sue Miles, was diagnosed with lung cancer and...
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The British Life Photography Awards (BLPA) celebrate and showcase the work of both professional and amateur photographers throughout the UK who seek to capture the essence and spirit of British life....
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POLLY BRADEN With an interview by David Campany and an afterword by Sophie Howarth There are around 1.5 million people in the UK with a learning disability and 700,000 with autism. Photographer...
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There are just a few copies of Collector's Edition still available - this comes with a silver print hand-printed by John Blakemore. The standard edition has been out of print for some...
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GUILLAUME SIMONEAU Introduced by Lisa J. Sutcliffe Love and War chronicles Guillaume Simoneau’s on-off relationship with Caroline Annandale. They first met at the Maine Photographic Workshop in 2000. Both in...
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EDMUND CLARK Texts by Julian Stallabras & Omar Deghayes 'When you are suspended by a rope you can recover, but every time I see a rope I remember. If the...
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DANIEL ALEXANDER& ANDREW HASLAM 1.7 million Commonwealth War dead from the First and Second World Wars are commemorated individually and by name, on graves and memorials in 153 countries throughout the...
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RPS Journal - The Year's 10 Best Books, 2016 DOUGIE WALLACE Premier Padmini taxis, first introduced to the streets of Mumbai in the 1960s, have now all but disappeared following the...
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DOROTHY BOHM “I think of women as the most natural subjects for me, in two senses. Firstly, because women often express more in their faces, and are less inhibited in...
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– Sold OutWinner of the 2015 European Publishers Award For Photography DANILA TKACHENKO Restricted Areas explores the extraordinary technological and cultural remnants of the former Soviet Union which can still be found hidden within...
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ELIN HØYLAND 'Brother | Sister' tells the story of Edvard and Bergit Bjelland who grew up with their parents and siblings on a small farm in a remote part of Norway...
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ANDERSON & LOW Victor, Colorado – the City of Mines – came into life in the early 1890s when a prospector who had been unsuccessfully searching for gold for nineteen...
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RPS Journal - The Year's 10 Best Photo Books, 2016 MARTIN PARR This is a fully revised and updated edition of Martin Parr’s highly successful book Autoportrait which was first...
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STUART FREEDMAN Introduced by AMIT CHAUDHURI The Palaces of Memory is a journey into India through the Indian Coffee Houses, a national network of worker-owned cafés which can be found...
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HANS EIJKELBOOM The work of Hans Eijkelboom is always about the relationship between the individual and the mass – ‘mass’ both in the sense of ‘a lot of people’, and...
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– Sold OutSelected by Martin Parr, Photoeye's Best Photobooks 2015 BRUCE GILDEN ‘Here are Bruce Gilden’s people, his family. He shares their teeth, their stubble, their scrapes and blemishes, their fear of death. In the...
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– Sold OutBEST PHOTO BOOK OF 2015 SELECTIONSMartin Parr in Photoeye, Holly Hunter in PDN, New YorkMark Murrman, Mother JonesIrène Attinger, Jenny Smets, Louise Clements in Lensculture PAOLO WOODS & GABRIELE GALIMBERTI Essay: Nicholas Shaxson Art Direction: Ramon Pez Since the...
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– Sold OutROB BALL Dreamland amusement park in Margate, Kent opened to the public in 1920 though its site has an even longer historical link with fairgrounds, having been first used for amusement...
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MAHTAB HUSSAIN On 12th July 2013, a bomb exploded close to the Kanzul Iman mosque in Tipton, West Midlands. The bomb had been packed with nails. The police reported that...
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Nominated for the 2016 Kassel Best Photobook Of The Year Award PHILLIP TOLEDANO "Most of my life has been lived in a golden shimmer of love and privilege. I’ve been...
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SUSAN LIPPER text: Frederick Barthelmeafterword: Matthew Drutt Trip is Susan Lipper’s fictional road trip through America – destination, starting point – even date unknown. Lipper’s images and the accompanying texts...
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– Sold OutLEGACYJohn Darwellphotographs from the Chernobyl Exclusion ZoneImagine!The sun is shining, the weather hot. It’s a beautiful, almost perfect day! You drive for hours along endless roads surrounded by rich forests,...
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Winner of the 2001 SPORTEL Prize for the Best Illustrated Sports Book JASON BELL This book is a tribute to great athletes both past and present. Jason Bell has travelled...