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LIFE: The War in IraqIn words and pictures, the editors of "Life" create a document of a critical event in American history. Pictures are drawn from sources worldwide including Reuters and all the wire services, as well as those taken by independent photographers who have an association with the timeline of events.... |
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Nadar: Gaspard-Felix Tournachon (55)This volume - investigating the work of a particular photographer, in this case, Nadar - comprises a 4000-word essay by an expert in the field, 55 photographs presented chronologically, each with a commentary, and a biography of the featured photographer.... |
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Marc Riboud Journal“Riboud may be the most accomplished photographer of his generation.” —Village Voice Offering probing pictures of the postwar world, this reissue brings back into print Abrams’ outstand- ing retrospective of the work of famed French photojournalist Marc Riboud. From his first photo in Life magazine, of a worker painting the Eiffel Tower, to fascinating shots taken in China, Vietnam, the Middle East, and other world hot spots, these images are remarkable for their elegance of compos... |
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MattressHow many naked women fit on a mattress? Greg Friedler (30 years old, NYC) solved this riddle in the same way as New York solved the problem of living space: one behind another on his bed, making it the smallest stage for an artistically, aesthetically and erotically wonderful pose for a photo!... |
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A Million Shillings: Escape from SomaliaAlixandra Fazzina has followed the desperate exodus ofSomalians excaping the violence of their Country , thorned bya ferocious civil war now in its seventeenth year. She capturestheir voyage from both sides of the water; from the establishedsmuggling routes out of Somalia, to the migrants subsequentfate as they arrive in Yemen. Many, however, do not make it thisfar. Life in this volatile region is so cheap, that people are willing tobet everything for just $50- one million Somali shillings. Risk... |
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Everest Pioneer: The Photographs of Captain John NoelIn 1919, Captain John Noel, a 29-year-old Army officer, suggested, during a presentation of his expeditions to Tibet, that an attempt should be made to climb Mount Everest. The mountain lay in a country rarely seen by westerners, and had never before been climbed. Hidden behind the barrier of the Himalayas, it had retained an almost medieval character. Taking up his suggestion, the Mount Everest Committee was formed, under the leadership of Francis Younghusband. Due to Army commitments, Noel was... |
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People and Portraits: Reflections and Essays... |
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Twinkland: A Kid's World (Eye Wink)This work is about the world of childhood, presenting a collection of photographs of the world, all taken by children.... |
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Bravo 20: The Bombing of the American West (Creating the North American Landscape)Here is the dramatic story and the first photographic documentation of what happened to the public's land at 'Bravo 20.' With the help of local residents, award-winning landscape photographer Richard Misrach gained access to the area using an 1872 mining law to claim a tract of land at the heart of the bombing range.... |
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Adobe Photoshop CS3 Classroom in a Book
Dot Dot Dash: Designer Toys, Action Figures And Character Art
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