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One of the leading photographers of his generation, Elliott Erwitt (b.1928) has been taking pictures since the late 1940s. A member of the prestigious Magnum agency since 1954, he has photographed all over the world and his images have been the subject of many books and exhibitions.

Containing over 500 pictures, over half of which have never been published before, Elliott Erwitt Snaps is a unique and comprehensive survey of his work. From famous images such as Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixon arguing in Moscow in 1959 and Marilyn Monroe with the cast of the movie The Misfits, to his many more personal images of places, things, people and animals, Erwitt's unmistakable, often witty, style gives us a snapshot of the famous and the ordinary, the strange and the mundane over a period of more than half a century, through the lens of one of the period's finest image-makers.

The book is arranged in nine chapters, each with a one-word title: Look, Move, Play, Read, Rest, Touch, Tell, Point, Stand. For Erwitt, whose photography is a study and celebration of life, these are the basic actions of life - the things people do. The photographs are not intended to illustrate the words, but the words act as a means of grouping and organizing, making broad connections and also playing with pun and ambiguity, in keeping with the visual games Erwitt plays.

About the Author:

One of the greatest image makers of his generation, Elliott Erwitt (b.1928) describes himself as 'a professional photographer by trade and an amateur photographer by vocation.' A member of Magnum since 1954, his camera has taken him all over the globe and his pictures have been the subject of many books and exhibitions worldwide. Artist and documenter, his work spans many traditions, subjects and approaches to photography.

For those already familiar with the scope and ingenuity of this photographic craftsman, this is an essential addition to your Erwitt collection. If not, you can look forward to discovering his eclecticism and expertise. Probing the limits of black-and-white photography, Erwitt's lens captures subtleties ranging from the duskiest grays to the most luminous whites. This intriguing collection of previously unpublished photographs highlights the drama in everyday moments. Its subjects range from anonymous faces in the crowd to candid glimpses of icons like John F. Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Truman Capote.

Born in Paris in 1928, Elliott Erwitt arrived in the U.S. in the late 1930s. Establishing himself in the '40s and '50s as a leading magazine photographer, he joined the prestigious Magnum agency in 1953. In addition to his work in magazines, he achieved great success as an advertising photographer and filmmaker. He currently lives in New York City. After Personal Best, this is his second book published with teNeues.

One of the 20th century's most celebrated image-makers, this collection, in a generously oversized format, focuses on Elliott Erwitt's distinctive photographs of dogs. In a heartfelt and original tribute to man's best friend, this photographic master captures all the diversity of the canine kingdom. We witness Fido's many moods from playful, perky scamp to quiet and constant companion. Ranging from daring little imps to lumbering and gentle beasts, Erwitt's images unveil the quirkiness that makes these creatures so beloved while combining an unerring sense of composition with the magic of the moment.

* Essay by Peter Mayle
* A treasure for both dog lovers and photography aficionados
* An accessible format ideal for gift-giving

About the Photographer:

Born of Russian parents in Paris in 1928, the renowned photographer Elliot Erwitt arrived in the U.S. in the late 1930's and studied Photography in Los Angeles. He won recognition for his work in the 1940's and 1950's with the publication of photographs in Life Magazine and Collier's and in 1953, joined the prestigious Magnum photographic agency. The range of his subjects reflected his enormous talents - from the everyday reality of the post-war years to the glamour of Hollywood stars such as Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe to portraits of political leaders such as Nikita Kruschev. Erwitt later became a highly successful advertising photographer. In the 70's Erwitt refined his sense of irony, and in addition to comedy and film work, shot his landmark series of photographs of people and their dogs, memorably documenting the unique world shared by canine and human. Eliott Erwitt currently lives in New York City.

All the way to her toes. The grandmaster of beauty below the knee

Elmer Batters (1919-1997) was the grandmaster of leg and foot art. While others preferred the thrill of an inviting cleavage, the maestro’s eye was on lower things —trim calves, the arch of a foot, the well-made lines of toes and heels. He chose his models with these criteria in mind — and with the obsessiveness of a Zen artist spent his lifetime looking for the perfect leg. Batters started out publishing his photos himself, but from the late ’60s onwards the field was his, and he was the star house photographer of magazines such as Leg-O-Rama, Nylon Doubletake and Black Silk Stockings, to name but a few. This book pays homage to Batters’s great obsession with legs, feet, and toes.

Probably the greatest cultural icon of the 20th century, Elvis Presley is referred to by his first name only, and also as the `King of Rock `n` Roll`. Throughout his career, he set records for concert attendance, television ratings and recording sales and is one of the bestselling and most influential artists in the history of popular music. This book charts the extraordinary life of this legend, from his early life through his illustrious career, with fabulous rare and classic photographs.

Erotic Photographs by Sylvie Lancrenon

A hotel room in Havana, the midday heat, and a red bed. French movie star Emmanuelle Béart who came to fame as the “Belle Noiseuse”, and Elle photographer Lancrenon stage a serie of highly erotic and intoxicatingly feminine nudes: sweet, sexy, and stunning.

Epica is the largest advertising award covering Europe and the EMEA region, with thousands of entries every year. Their aim is to encourage the highest standards of creativity in European advertising and to help agencies, film production companies and photographers to develop their reputations across the continent.

Epica Book 22: Europe’s Best Advertising features more than 950 commercials, print ads, innovative media ideas, publications, internet sites, direct marketing operations, packaging design projects and integrated campaigns honoured in the 2008/09 Epica awards, Europe’s premier creative awards show.

All the gold, silver and bronze winners are in the Epica Book, together with a good selection of other high-scoring entries.

Epica Book 22 is introduced by Amir Kassaei, Executive Creative Director of DDB Germany. It includes articles by Lewis Blackwell and Mark Tungate, author of Media Monoliths and Adland (Kolan Page), who also contributed the creative synopses.

Key features:

* The only reference annual on European advertising in all media.
* Jury-selected winners of the most prestigious European creative awards.
* Over 1000 coloured images reproduced to the highest quality.

Readership:

* Aimed primarily at creative people working in the advertising industry.
* Also relevant to advertisers, media planners and graphic arts students worldwide.

Epica 25: Europes Best Advertising brings together images from all the 2011/12 Epica Award winners, featuring more than 850 commercials, print ads, innovative media ideas, publications, internet sites, direct marketing operations, packaging design projects and integrated campaigns. It is a unique source of information for all those interested in contemporary European creative trends. The content is conveniently arranged by product category with creative credits and brief explanations where necessary.

Introduced by Martin Spillmann, Founder & Executive Creative Director of Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett, Zurich, the 25th annual edition of the Epica Book features more than 850 TV commercials, posters, press ads, radio spots, promotions, internet sites, graphic design projects, integrated campaigns, direct marketing and innovative media operations honoured in the 2011/12 Epica awards (400 pages).

Judged by journalists from 35 leading trade magazines covering the communications industry in Europe and the EMEA region, the 25rd Epica awards attracted 3,739 entries from 589 of the best advertising agencies, photographers, TV and web production companies in 48 countries.

The Epica awards have become the reference for creative achievement in Europe. The Epica Book is a lasting record of the awards and a unique source of information for all those interested in contemporary European creative trends.

Epica 24: Europes Best Advertising is an essential text for those working in the advertising industry. A collection of winning images from the highly esteemed 10/11 Epica Awards, this unique record contains over 1000 high-quality colour images. It is the only reference annual on European advertising that covers all types of media, from commercials and print publications to internet sites and integrated marketing campaigns. The Epica Awards are the most prestigious creative awards in Europe. Thought provoking, visually spectacular, ground breaking or amusing, each image has made an impact and will continue to inspire.

Judged by journalists from 234 leading trade magazines covering the communications industry in Europe and EMEA regions, the 24th Epica awards attracted 3,155 entries from 530 of the best advertising agencies, photographers, TV and web production companies in 48 countries. "Epica Book Twenty Four" features more than 950 commercials, print ads, innovative media ideas, publications, internet sites, direct marketing operations, packaging design projects and integrated campaigns. All the gold, silver and bronze winners are featured, together with a large selection of other high-scoring entries.

Epica is the largest advertising awards covering Europe and the EMEA region, with thousands of entries every year. Their aim is to encourage the highest standards of creativity in European advertising and to help agencies, film production companies and photographers to develop their reputations across the continent.

The legendary and complex relationship between humans and horses is an enduring one.

The horse’s distinctive blend of grace and strength and its sleek beauty has long been analyzed, admired and represented in artistic form — whether through painting, sculpture or photography.

Raphael Macek’s inspiring images of equine majesty feature both close-ups and complete figures against the backdrops of artful landscapes. His balanced composition and exquisite lighting highlight the form, texture and muscularity of each unique creature. There’s a liveliness and immediacy to this collection. So much so, that at times, it’s as if these compelling portraits might just come to life at any second.

- A must-have for all horse lovers
- Fine-art photography that does true justice to equine nobility

No animal has captured the human imagination quite like the horse, depicted in media from cave drawings thousands of years ago through countless renderings in paint, clay, ink, even film. Award-winning photographer Tim Flach’s quest to document the horse has resulted in Equus, an intensely moving look at an animal - as solitary subject and en masse, from the air and from underwater - whose history is so powerfully linked to our own.

From exquisite Arabians in the Royal Yards of the United Arab Emirates to purebred Icelandic horses in their glacial habitat; from the soulful gaze of a single horse’s lash-lined eye to the thundering majesty of thousands of Mustangs racing across the plains of Utah, Equus provides an amazing and unique insight into the physical dynamics and spirit of the horse.

About the Author:

Tim Flach is a graduate of Central Saint Martins in London, where he studied photography. He spent twenty years as a successful advertising photographer before turning to more personal work, garnering much press and many awards along the way. This is his first book.

“Fetish Girls came out in 1994 and I immediately moved with my family from New York City to San Francisco. I wanted a different light to shoot by. I went from a studio to shooting in a classic Victorian mansion. I’m still a fetishist. I live with my muse, Gwen, and my children. I made about a dozen more videos and two books of photo sexual narratives involving Gwen entitled "The Transformations of Gwen" Volumes 1 and 2 (NBM Publishing). I am more interested in capturing intimate sexual ‘play’ than before. The players have to be in heels, hose must be within frame, rubber nearby, with a hint of leather. It is the game of pleasure that I seek on film. Don’t come naked to me. Come with attitude and kneel or stand above me. My audience is particular, born as it were, from Fetish Girls.” —Eric Kroll

Electrical lines that turn into the strings of a massive guitar in the sky. A man dragging a bed sheet, which turns into a road, across an empty field. A charming cottage on an island that is actually the back of a giant fish. Digital photography artist Erik Johansson has achieved international fame by taking and then combining photos into surreal, M.C. Escher like worlds. This is his first book, and it captures the improbable and impossible in fifty distinctive images.

Digital artist Erik Johansson starts with a simple hand-drawn sketch, but what you see in the end is anything but simple: dazzlingly realistic scenes made of hundreds of photographs all meticulously staged and propped and then stitched together in software offer a glimpse into wholly invented, incredibly detailed worlds. While shooting takes only a few days, Johansson s planning and retouching process each take months, resulting in out-of-this-world images that have won him fans worldwide.

Erik Johansson has created a portfolio of stunning images combining photography, raw materials, and digital editing.
Daily Mail UK

Erik Johansson has [taken] the blogosphere by storm by producing heavily manipulated photographs [that] invert aesthetics as we understand them, inspired by MC Escher and other surrealist artists.
Independent UK

About the Author:

Erik Johansson was born in Sweden and started taking pictures when his parents gave him a digital camera for his 15th birthday. He has lived in Berlin and currently lives in Prague. His pictures have been exhibited all over the world and his latest major exhibition is opening at Fotografiska in Stockholm in December 2019.

 88 duotone photographs

This lush volume presents a collection of startlingly erotic, black and white photographs by a man who is sure to emerge as a master of the medium. A model himself during the last several years, Jeff Marano has brought his own experience in front of the camera to bear to tease out the energy, vitality, and sensuality of these beautiful men. Shot using only natural light in a variety of settings-on the beach and poolside, in hotel rooms and on rooftops, on terraces and in the woods-Marano's pictures evoke old time Hollywood glamour while still allowing his subjects to retain an individuality and spontaneity rarely seen in contemporary erotic photography.

Jeff Marano's photography was inspired by his storied modeling career. He began shooting his collection in 1996 while still working as a model in Milan, Paris, and New York. In 2000 he left modeling to devote all his energies to photography. This is his first book.

* Lush presentation of startlingly erotic, black and white photographs by an emerging master
* Collection that evokes old time Hollywood glamour while allowing subjects to retain an individuality and sensuality rarely seen in erotic photography