Low Budget Photo Books

'Here We Are Today. Das Bild der Welt in Foto- & Videokunst' shows moving facets of our world. Factual-documentary, emotional, highly explosive - characteristic positions of the artistic examination of the central questions of globalized society are shown

Minimalist publication 'Mountain' by Ursula SCHULZ-DORNBURG, now out of print at the publisher, presents her 2006 cycle of black-and-white images of the mythical Mount Ararat in eastern Anatolia. The English-language introductory is by Hartwig Fischer.

Japanese bound pb. with dust jacket, 15 x 21 x 0,5 cm., 32 pp., color ills., bilingual (only informations): bilinguale text: Japanese / English, Ltd. to 500 numered copies

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 14 x 22 cm., 68 pp., 34 mostly colored ills., English/Ind.

In 'Pursuit', Richard PAK juxtaposes the reality of everyday American life with a mental construction, seeing it as a metaphor for a larger experience. His photographs suggest rather than describe, translating the small dramas of life into the universal.

In his black-and-white photo volume 'Night Walk' US-American photographer and New Yorker Ken SCHLES tells of his lost youth in Brooklyn. Twenty-five years after this groundbreaking volume of photographs 'Invisible City' the series were newly published.

HC without dj as issued, 20 x 26 cm., 144 pp., English

Wrapped pb. (no dust jacket, as issued), 15,5 x 22 x 1 cm., 104 pp., b/w ills., Ltd. to 500 copies, text language: English OR Dutch

The black-and-white photographic in the volume 'Valencia' by Robert FRANK show daily life in a fishing village. His depiction is so natural and clear that further verbal explanations seem superfluous; they simply reflect 'the humanity of the moment'.

The out-of-print photo publication 'Stilled' by British photo artist Edward DIMSDALE shares something with the Haiku, which often presents three elements: something permanent, something ephemeral, and what happens in the moment when they come together.