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High on New York - Peter B KaplanHigh on New York by Peter B Kaplan is New York as never seen before. For more than 10 years Peter B. Kaplan has been climbing Manhattan's high places--the antenna of the Empire State Building, the towers of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty--taking photographs never before attempted, shooting from heights denied for decades to other photographers. |
ZAR 120.00 |
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Ki Ki's Paris - Billy Kluver and Julie MartinKi Ki's Paris: Artists and Lovers 1900-1930 by Billy Kluver and Julie Martin profiles the world of Montparnasse during the first three decades of the twentieth century, sketching portraits of the many artists, writers, and thinkers that gravitated to it and to the enigmatic singer, model, and artist known as Kiki. |
ZAR 150.00 |
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Odyssey - Jane LivingstonOdyssey: The Art of Photography at National Geographic by Jane Livingston is a beautifully illustrated survey of the history of National Geographic magazine's unique photography over the past century of its publication, filled with countless fine examples from around the world, all with picture credit information and short biographies of the photographers themselves. |
ZAR 220.00 |
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A Passage to Congo - Pierre Loos and Pierre BuchA Passage to Congo: Photographs by Doctor Emile Muller 1923-1938 by Pierre Loos and Pierre Buch is a collection of photographs taken by Doctor Emile Muller (1891-1976) in the Congo provinces of the Kasai and Katanga, territories of the Chokwe, Luba, Bashibushong and Basalampasu tribes. For these people, he was not the "boss", but he who cured, who gave relief, who listened. |
ZAR 350.00 |
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Contact: Theory - Lustrum PressContact: Theory published by Lustrum Press contains photographs and essays by Judy Dater, Elliott Erwitt, Ralph Gibson, Horst, Eikoh Hosoe, Gerard Malanga, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mary Ellen Mark, Hans Namuth, Jean-Loup Sieff, Larry White and 32 others. |
ZAR 110.00 |
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Shoot - Ken MillerShoot: Photography of the moment by Ken Miller gathers over 20 photographers whose work focuses on capturing a moment rather than elaborate lighting setups or controlled, manufactured scenarios. |
ZAR 225.00 |
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Sahara - Theodore MonodSahara: Magic Desert by Theodore Monod and Jean-Marc Durou contains over 100 exquisite colour images of the Sahara desert, its landscape, architecture, people and festivities. |
ZAR 185.00 |
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Within a Rainbow Sea - Christopher NewbertWithin a Rainbow Sea by Christopher Newbert is a visual poem of photographs and words that celebrates life in the ocean. Exceptional colour photographs by Christopher Newbert |
ZAR 160.00 |
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Supreme Instants: The Photography of Edward Weston - Beaumont NewhallSupreme Instants: The Photography of Edward Weston by Beaumont Newhall is perhaps the best visual summary of Weston's work to date. An exhibition monograph. Includes an essay by Newhall, followed by 123 black and white, with a few colour, photographic illustrations, and a catalogue raisonne of the exhibition. |
ZAR 275.00 |
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5 Great American Photographers - Luc Sante, Jeff Rian, Mary Panzer, Paul Hill, Chris Johnson, Barbara Bullock-Wilson5 Great American Photographers by Luc Sante, Jeff Rian, Mary Panzer, Paul Hill, Chris Johnson, Barbara Bullock-Wilson is Phaidon's ground-breaking 55 series which fulfils its self-set brief, by bringing us articulate and tempting introductions to the work of five photographers whose work is not very well-known outside the USA. |
ZAR 325.00 |
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Portraits of Earth - Freeman PattersonPortraits of Earth by Freeman Patterson shows Patterson's great sensitivity to light, colour and design in these barren icescapes of Ellesmore Island and the hot sands of the Namib desert, the lush rain forests of the Pacific coast, or evocative images near his home in rural new Brunswick. Essential reference for landscape work and photo-design. |
ZAR 250.00 |
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Photographing the World Around You - Freeman PattersonPhotographing the World Around You: A Visual Design Workshop by Freeman Patterson is a workshop between covers. It's about learning to see and about using your camera to record and interpret what you see wherever you are. Illustrated. |
ZAR 75.00 |
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Photography of Natural Things - Freeman PattersonPhotography of Natural Things by Freeman Patterson is a workshop between covers. Knowing that nothing exists in isolation this book is about learning to see and about using your camera to record and interpret what you see wherever you are. Illustrated. This copy is inscribed by the author on the title page. |
ZAR 110.00 |
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Namaqualand Garden of the Gods - Freeman PattersonNamaqualand Garden of the Gods by Freeman Patterson contains spectacular photos of the flowers in the area and describes some of his experiences in an informative and sensitively written text. Inscribed by the author on the fep. |
ZAR 135.00 |
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Terreno Ocupado - Jo RactliffeTerreno Ocupado by Jo Ractliffe presents a series of photographs which focus on Luanda five years after the country's civil war ended. Includes essays by Okwui Enwezor, David Goldblatt and Charles Skinner. |
ZAR 900.00 |
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Vanishing Amazon - Mirella RicciardiVanishing Amazon by Mirella Ricciardi is a photo documentary of the author's trip to the heart of the Amazon. Profusely illustrated with colour and monotone photographic plates. |
ZAR 225.00 |
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Royal Geographical Society Illustrated - Royal Geographical SocietyRoyal Geographical Society Illustrated by the Royal Geographical Society presents 300 rare photographs from the RGS' archives. The chapters are organised according to geographical region with an introductory essay written by the likes of Thesiger, Leaky, Edmund Hilary, & RTW Fiennes. The photos record historic moments of exploration & vanished/vanishing peoples. |
ZAR 225.00 |
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He Had a Dream - Flip SchulkeHe Had a Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement by Flip Schulke is a personal photographic memoir of a special friendship. As a young photojournalist just out of college in the early fifties, Flip Schulke moved to Miami and began covering social issues. In 1958, while working as a freelancer for Jet and Ebony, he was assigned to photograph Martin Luther King. |
ZAR 195.00 |
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Quiet Light - John SextonQuiet Light: Fifteen years of photographs by John Sexton is a collection of black and white photographs which are an exploration of the natural environment in the tradition of Sexton's mentor, Ansel Adams. Essays by James Alinder, Colin Fletcher and the photographer himself are included. Illustrated with 51 stunning Duotone plates. |
ZAR 350.00 |
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Five Beautiful Women - Victor SkrebneskiFive Beautiful Women by Victor Skrebneski is an elegant portfolio, originally published in 1987, to commemorate his twenty-five year collaboration with Estee Lauder. Skrebneski is celebrated as one of the world's finest fashion and portrait photographers. |
ZAR 320.00 |
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Irving Penn - John SzarkowskiIrving Penn by John Szarkowski is the first comprehensive retrospective of Penn's work which accompanied an exhibition held at MOMA. Irving Penn was an American photographer known for his fashion photography, portraits, and still lifes.. Illustrated with over 150 colour and b&w plates. |
ZAR 300.00 |
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History of Photography - Peter TurnerHistory of Photography by Peter Turner explores the first photographic processes invented in 1839 to the modern day, this is the history of the art with many photos in b&w and color. Turner is a noted photographer and author on the subject. Illustrated primarily in b&w. |
ZAR 90.00 |
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Travelers in Ancient Lands - Louis Vaczek and Gail BucklandTravelers in Ancient Lands: A portrait of the Middle East, 1839-1919 by Louis Vaczek and Gail Buckland gives a portrait in photographs and text of the Middle East as it was from around 1840 to the end of WWI and the breakup of the Ottoman Empire. Some of the finest photographs ever made were taken in the Middle East under unbelievably difficult and hazardous conditions. |
ZAR 225.00 |
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Himalayan Quest - Ed ViestursHimalayan Quest by Ed Viesturs offers an unforgettable glimpse into the remarkable world of Ed Viesturs, America’s best-known high altitude climber, and the breathtaking landscape in which he works. It is an unparalleled showcase of both the heartbreaking tragedy and the ineffable joy Viesturs has experienced while striving at the limits of human endurance. |
ZAR 90.00 |
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The Art of Photography 1839 - 1989 - Mike WeaverThe Art of Photography 1839 - 1989 edited by Mike Weaver is the handsomely produced catalog which accompanied a traveling exhibition. This magnificently illustrated book, which features over 80 colour and 400 black and white illustrations, provides a comprehensive introduction to photographic art over 150 years. |
ZAR 250.00 |
