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Building on the sensual style of her previous book, The Last Days of Summer, this evocative collection of sunlit portraits celebrates the freedom and sensuality of life by the sea.In her latest volume, renowned photographer Akila Berjaoui turns her lens toward the timeless allure of the Mediterranean—its radiant light, sparkling coastlines, and bodies in harmony with their surroundings. Shot on film and rendered in warm, grainy tones, the book follows Berjaoui’s signature analog style, blending documentary immediacy with a painterly sense of composition.Photographed across iconic beach destinations—this visually rich series highlights the elemental connection between water, skin, and light. Her mostly female subjects exude quiet confidence and ease, their beauty revealed through gesture, shadow, and atmosphere.Berjaoui draws from the spirit of vintage beach culture while offering a perspective that feels instinctive and wholly her own — rooted in sensuality, nostalgia, and a reverence for the environment. These images will resonate with admirers of film-based imagery, retro travel style, and contemplative portraiture, as well as those drawn to themes of feminine presence and body positivity. Full-bleed compositions, sun-washed tones, and unhurried pacing give the book a dreamy, tactile presence—an object meant to be savored slowly and revisited often.

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A three-decade friendship chronicling Picasso’s postwar years On April 5, 1953, the French photographer Lucien Clergue (1934–2014) met Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) at a bullfight in Arles. Clergue shot several portraits of the artist and showed him some of his Polaroid pictures. Two years later they met again in La Californie, the artist's house in Cannes, and a friendship was cemented that lasted until Picasso's death in 1973. In those years, they met on around 27 occasions, and Clergue documented each of them, registering small moments of the artist's everyday habits, his studio and his work.In 2016, the Museu Picasso in Barcelona bought Clergue’s Picasso-related photographic oeuvre: almost 600 black-and-white images in silver prints. This volume features a selection of these photographs. Format: Hardcover Year: 2023 Publisher: RM/MUSEU PICASSO Condition: New

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Leave the city, head for the jungle. Kiss some elephants, drink the sunsets. Do nothing, believe in everything. La Selva is Bellm’s third book with publisher Mirage. It compiles images captured over two years across Hawaii, Mexico, Thailand, Jamaica, Costa Rica, New Zealand, India, and Cuba. La Selva dives into the dark, wet heart of the jungle. Here, Bellm’s women are untamed and elemental, their hair twisted with salt and sand, moving through Pandanus palms, bamboo shelters, and the veil-like mosquito nets. Interwoven with still lifes of shells and ripening fruit and landscapes dripping with heat and humidity, La Selva unfolds in grainy black-and-whites and tangerine-washed light, evoking lawless days from decades past. SHIPPING END OF JUNE

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“We have not loved life.” Winogrand made the photographs in this book in defiance of this self-appraisal. A loving spirit charges and elevates picture after picture, riding an emotional circuit that sweeps from empathy to affection to outright elation, extending across two decades of work made mostly in broad daylight, on the street, on the road, at the beach, in color. Garry Winogrand is known primarily for his spontaneous and energetic street photography in black-and-white. What is lesser known is that Winogrand also shot more than 45,000 color slides between the early 1950s and late 1960s. These photographs were often taken between assignments, when the photographer, working on his own, developed and refined an approach to his medium that was increasingly open, independent, and radical. He routinely photographed with two cameras strapped around his neck, one loaded with color film, the other with black and white. Winogrand Color presents 150 photographs selected from the archives at the Center for Creative Photography by the American film director, Michael Almereyda and former Museum of Modern Art curator, Susan Kismaric. It is the first monograph dedicated to the artist's rarely seen color work.

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57 is the debut monograph from Francesco Gioia, a self-taught photographer born in Florence and based in London. The work is street photography, but Gioia treats the street as raw material. His training is in collage, Bauhaus composition, and the European avant-garde of the 1920s, and that grammar runs through every frame. Form, color, and accident are arranged rather than simply found. The images hold a single position: that beauty in the present is concealed, and surfaces only for an attentive eye. Gioia photographs the ordinary and lets it stay ordinary, then finds the structure inside it. His work has been recognized internationally, including awards judged by Magnum photographers Richard Kalvar and Bruce Gilden, and has appeared in The Guardian and The Washington Post. 57 is his first book. Published by Parallel Editions. Hardcover, 80 pages, 28.7 × 21.7 cm. A signed special edition is available, accompanied by a series of seven limited-edition prints in editions of 25. Prints are 8.5 x 10 inches Format: Hardcover Cloth Year: 2024 Publisher: Parallel Editions Condition: New

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Christmas delivery guaranteed.Order by December 18 to receive before Christmas (France & USA). OTHERS MAGAZINE VOLUME I After five prints issues, Others Magazine is back, this time as a book, this inaugural volume is a celebration of diversity in genre and aesthetics, featuring stunning photographic series. It's more than a collection of photographs, it's a representation of modern photography. We proudly introduce the 14 photographers gracing the pages of the Volume I: Sebastien Zanella Isabel Hayn Pia Riverola Romain Laprade Susan Buth Magdalena Wosinska Ian Rebbel Anastasia Lisenko Katharine Kollman Janet Delaney Kevin Berruer Drew Escriva Michael Woolery Tiffany Roubert

What Once Was is an imaginary portrayal of friendship and masculinity. The series is a vivid portrait of young adults in several European countries, carefully stylised, but still very close to Van Dartel’s sense of friendship. "The series shows a world in which we acknowledge that everything and everyone is connected to each other. I believe we should emphasise the connection to nature more. One should have the freedom to give their own meaning to those connections, however, stereotypes limit this freedom. With What Once Was I want to show that masculinity eventually is all about humanity, and that humanity is always associated with a vulnerability and dependency to nature." DVD Read our interview of David Van Dartel

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La Isla may evoke a feeling of nostalgia for somewhere you have never been. Life on the rock seems different than life on the mainland. Here, in the middle of the Big Blue an alternative world is possible. Born out of a desire to depict the joy of exploring new places, Kate Bellm found herself at home instantaneously in Mallorca. She’s been exploring each corner of the island’s Balearic cliffs, surrounded by a group of friends that seem to have become a chosen family. Driven by her love for adventure, community and easy attitude, she has been capturing a sun-drenched journey all around the reef.Kate’s work is an extension of her way of living. She is not an observer, she is fully part of the free-spirited scene that she photographs,taking part in every bit of the adventures she depicts. Free-diving with her girls in search of that underwater magic, climbing up the rocks to reach that impressive cave a few hundred meters above ground, building up floating fires on starry nights… La Isla is a book about listening to the call within to be free, more playful, more spontaneous, transcendental and raw. Take a deep breath and jump into “La Isla”, a remote world made of psychedelic skies, otherworldly desert plants, trippy escapes and intimate encounters under the sea. Format: Hardcover Year: 2022 Publisher: Mirage Condition: New

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The third volume of Study is dedicated to French photographer Romain Laprade’s photographs of Dakar. Editor-in-Chief Christopher Niquet has for years admired Romain Laprade’s composed yet spontaneous images. After unfruitful months spent developing a book project together around a specific Dakar building, they decided to explore the Senegalese capital for a volume of Study. In May 2022, Romain Laprade flew to Dakar and spent days walking around the city documenting its architecture. The resulting images are a silent homage to a place filled with architectural wonders. Whether it be the facades of institutional building or of private homes, Laprade captured the eclectic beauty of this West African metropolis. The issue also includes a fashion insert photographed by Julien Martinez Leclerc and styled by Charlotte Collet with models from the Senegalese diaspora in Paris. Contributors : Charlotte Collet, Julien Martinez Leclerc, Zoe Ruffner. Art Direction : Petronio Associates Content : 136 pages of color and black and white photographs, protective packaging. Dimensions : 21cm x 29,7cm Condition: New

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"The 488-page tome is a treasure trove for anyone with even a passing interest in the filmmaker’s work, featuring hundreds of never-before-seen photographs shot by Coppola and her collaborators over the years." Vogue "This book provides a fascinating glimpse into how [Coppola] created the dream worlds which continue to enthral so many of us." DazedArchive is the first book by Sofia Coppola, covering the entirety of her singular and influential career in film. Constructed from Coppola’s personal collection of photographs and ephemera, including early development work, reference collages, influences, annotated scripts, and unseen behind-the-scenes documentation, it offers a detailed account of all eight of her films to date. Mapping a course from The Virgin Suicides (1999), through Lost in Translation (2003) and Marie Antoinette (2006), to The Beguiled (2017) and her upcoming feature Priscilla (fall 2023), exploring Priscilla Presley’s early years at Graceland, this luxurious volume reflects on one of the defining and most unmistakable cinematic oeuvres of the twenty-first century.An art book personally edited and annotated throughout by Coppola, Archive offers an intimate encounter with her methods, references, and collaborators and an unprecedented insight into her working processes. Accompanying the highly personal images and texts from Coppola’s archive is an extended interview with renowned film journalist Lynn Hirschberg discussing the remarkable oeuvre they reflect. Designed by Joseph Logan and Anamaria MorrisLynn Hirschberg is the editor-at-large at W magazine. She had the same role at The New York Times Magazine and New York Magazine. She was a contributing editor/writer at Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair. Her Emmy nominated video series, the Screen Tests, have won two webbies. She lives in New York City. Format: Paperback Condition: New Year: 2023

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CALIFORNIA DREAMING – PORSCHE HEDONISM Under the Sun. Tan lines and prickly pears. Stones over Beatles. Freckles and Italian icecream. Beach hair, a cool head and an orange bonnet. Tight bends and high speed turns. Open sky, the engine purrs. City lights and desert rain. The Santa Ana winds will blow it all away.So-Cal Porschephiles have embodied the myth of the outrageously hedonistic Porsche for generations. But Under the Sun is a tribute to more than just cars. It is a road trip away from the paths most traveled, a shift in the gears of life. As the sun sets over the Pacific and the lights of the metropolis twinkle in the rearview mirror. Windows rolled down, all night self-service.This book is about what it means to choose self determination. Where does this road come from? Who cares. What’s ahead of you is all that matters. Don’t tell me where it ends. There is always a few more laps around the circuit. And the 911 looks good even when it’s unwashed. Worn-out leather, no frills.What if I say you‘re not like the others? Condition: New Format: Hardcover Ships end of June

Días, published by Loose Joints is a tonal collage of places and days by Spanish photographer Pia Riverola. Renowned for her evocative, hazy imagery, the delicately-sequenced Días uses motion, blur, and dappled light to create a sensory and synaesthetic experience, transporting you to a memory long-forgotten, plucked from time. Riverola's dreamy images, soaked in atmosphere, evoke feelings of distance and travel: from neon-lit rainy Japanese nights, a Mediterranean breeze lifting a Spanish tablecloth, or Italian drizzle softly falling beneath an umbrella in a Roman garden. A self-taught photographer, Riverola's images contain a casual offhandedness; candid like an overheard conversation, intimated and muffled like a late-night call with a friend, celebratory and in wonder of the world. As if peeling away the layers, the days of toil and tribulation to see the world anew, Días feels cleansing and deep in its essence, joyful yet sombre in the way Riverola's oblique evocations roll away before your eyes. With Días, Riverola continues to explore her passion for capturing the essence of place, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the poetic beauty of her journeys. Shipping starts in September

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First Edition 170 pages Additional booklet of 6 pages with epilogue written by Nikolaj Schultz. 245 x 350 x 26mm Tropisms: Exploring Nature's Depths through the Eyes of Pierrot Condition: Good

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