Portrait

The out-of-print volume 'Paul Strand at Work. Toward a Deeper Understanding' presents a selection of b/w images taken between 1943 and 1953 in France, Italy and New England. In these series, he explore the connection between people and the natural world.

In this volume of the 'Des Oiseaux' book series, photographer Leila JEFFREYS takes us on a journey to amazing bird species that she has been portraying in her studio since 2008, where she observed 'how many birds have specific expressions, just like us'.

This photo book about Liz Johnson ARTUR brings together portrait photographs in color and black-and-white taken in various countries: Peckham, Russia, USA, Africa, the West Indies & Europe. In the main, she photographed milieus, such as the Paris ghettos.

Out-of-print book 'On Christopher Street. Transgender Stories' by Mark SELIGER contains a collection of 74 portraits taken with a Hasselblad camera and combined with the trans people's own written stories. The series is one of his most impressive works.

The photo volume 'Fathom' ('Lot' in the German version) by Bernhard FUCHS contains full-paged portraits. Once again we feel the prevailing atmosphere of closeness and distance, which is unique to him, was already visible and tangible in his other series.

The photo book 'Wounded. The Legacy of War' by Bryan ADAMS contains portraits of young British servicemen and women who returned wounded from Iraq or Afghanistan or were wounded during exercises. Accompanying interviews shed light on each individual fate.

This out-of-print cataloue contains a juxtaposition consisting of five portraits by British photographer Julia Margaret CAMERON, followed by twenty-eight photographs by Miroslav TICHY. With the essay 'Long Moments' by Tessa Praun in English and Swedish.