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SIGNED BOOKS
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Justin Kimball Where We Find Ourselves Imagine a mythical forest: dappled with smoky light, granite outcrops hosting majestic stands of trees, a brook cascading nearby. Then you stumble across a colony of doughy... More |
Tim Davis My Life in Politics Somebody needs to tell Tim Davis to stop being such a smart-ass. But it’s not going to be me. The saucy quality of his smarter-than-thou stance keeps his high-wire cultural critique aloft... More |
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Eri Morita Home Drama Along the lines of Jessica Backhaus, Julie Blackmon, Julian Germain and many others, Morita has begun to carve out her own niche in the "portrait narrative" genre... More |
Lauren Shaw Maine Women "All these women know that living in a place involves responsibility for it, though each expresses her commitment in a different way... More |
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Jesse Marlow Wounded "For the last 2 years Melbourne photographer Jesse Marlow has been documenting people who have been affected by superficial injuries as they go about their daily routine out on the street... More |
Karen Bucher Sunnydell Farm "Sunnydell Farm is the name my mother gave to the Pennsylvania dairy farm that our family started in 1947... More |
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Erez Sabag My Favorite T-shirt "Through photography and digital video, Erez Sabag presents in My Favorite T-shirt a collection of young exquisite New Yorkers posing, staring wide-eyed... More |
Clifford Ross Wave Music Three bodies of work are presented here: Hurricane, Horizons, and Grain. All three groupings present formalist views of the sea—the first two are explicit, whereas the last is implied... More |
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Richard Pitnick Havana "The photographs collected in Havana came out of a 10-day assignment in Cuba in January 2003 for Black & White Magazine, where Richard Pitnick serves as senior contributing editor... More |
David Marrus Pages from My Album Pre-release copies available... More |
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Single Exposures Single Exposures "A collection of one-page essays transcribed from Brooks Jensen's audio blog on the LensWork website, these writings are the result of years of accumulated wisdom that ... More |
Drex Brooks Sweet Medicine This book chronicles in photographs numerous locations across the United States where historic conflicts and resolutions between Native Americans and colonists occurred. Ranging from pristine... More |
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Bobby Abrahamson One Summer Across America "--------------- Reviews and Comments --------------... More |
Brian Doan The Forgotten Ones "The Forgotten Ones gives the world a window into the lives of "left-over" Vietnamese refugees in the Philippines. These refugees include both "boat people", who risked their lives to escape Vietnam... More |
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Chip Hooper California's Pacific "California's Pacific is the first installment of a series of photographs that Chip Hooper is making of oceans around the world. In the past two years, he has also worked in New Zealand and Iceland... More |
David Carol 40 Miles of Bad Road.. "The first printing is limited to 750 copies. Of this first edition, fifty copies have been numbered 1-50 and signed and numbered by David Carol... More |
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Nubar Alexanian Jazz With Wynton Marsalis ""The vocabulary of jazz, the basic building blocks of the music, are metaphors for communication. These haven't changed very much since the very early days. Call and response means... More |
Jane Alden Stevens Tears of Stone "From the introductory essay by Donovan Webster, author of "Aftermath: The Remnants of War": "...over a span of nearly two years... More |
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Robert A. Hansen Yucatan Passages "This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula... More |
Gloria Baker FeinsteinConvergence This is the first monograph on Kansas City photographer Feinstein, whose rich imagery-in which children are the principal characters-shows a rare maturity deserving of attention on a national level... More |
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