Street Photography

Rare & Collectible Michael Dressel’s street photography relies on his long practiced ability to anticipate events that are about to happen and the readiness to capture these moments. In Lost Angeles, the viewer is invited to view some of Dressel’s most poignant portraits, taken between...

Made in Dublin brings together Eamonn Doyle’s three extraordinary photography series: i, ON and End. Shot a stone’s throw from his front door, this Dublin trilogy provides a multifaceted portrait of a city undergoing and surviving rapid changes. This is the city as cinema, just...

Reissued for the first time in decades having been originally published in limited quantities in 1981, Halloween: A Fantasy in Three Acts collects photographs taken by Ken Werner at San Francisco’s adult Halloween celebrations from 1976 to 1980. Werner assembled a visual narrative of...

This edition presents extraordinary images form the archive of renowned photographer Fran May - extraordinary for their quality but also for the fact that she started capturing these moments while still a teenager. A few years later, while at the Royal College of Art,...

No other photographer has caught the sensations, scandals and catastrophes of the 1930s and 1940s in New York City with his camera as captivatingly as Weegee. He was always directly on the spot when it happened and documented the events and the onlookers. All...

Over the course of 15 years, native Londoner Paul Anthony Scane went out by bike and on foot to explore hidden corners of his city with four analogue cameras and an eye for the unusual. This book, which is devoid of the usual tourist...

New York Unseen is an authentic approach to the character of a world metropolis, capturing the soul of the Big Apple without focusing on tourist highlights such as the Statue of Liberty and Central Park.Instead, Luc Kordas focuses on intimate encounters with the protagonists...

Vivid, clear-sighted images of American vernacular signage and architecture encountered along old US highways showcase the early black-and-white work of the acclaimed photographer Jim Dow. Dow (b. 1942) is renowned for photographs that depict the built environment—he first gained attention for his panoramic triptychs of...

28 photographs of manhole coverings and grilles randomly encountered on drifts through the urban landscape. With his characteristic interest in words and lines, Downsbrough applies his own playful minimal artistic grammar, system and precision in another work of his usual spareness and restraint. With...

FunkyTown digs into British photographer Dean Freeman's archive to gather published and unpublished portraiture, fashion and reportage spanning three decades of youth culture, from the 1980s to the present. Freeman's star portrait subjects include Liz Hurley, Sandra Bullock, Rachel Weisz, George Michael, Dennis Hopper,...

This compelling collection of documentary images shows both the communities and cultures which make up the multicultural melting pot that is London. These photos bear witness to the real heart and soul of the people that make up the metropolis. Narratives and interactions depicting...

Bob Mazzer, born in 1948 in the East End of London, has lived both in and out of London since the late '60s, and his East End roots are a key ingredient of his work and character. He was given his first camera, an...

Jerry Berndt documented the period between 1968 and 1980 in America like no other photographer. Personally involved in the anti- Vietnam War activities of the 1960s, Berndt’s work combines photojournalism with documentary, conceptual and street photography to create a unique view of America’s social...

Bangladesh has been shunned by tourists from the moment it was created in 1971. Henry Kissinger described it as a basketcase. Poverty and humanitarian disasters defined Bangladesh in the ensuing decades. When Rupert Grey arrived in Dhaka in 1992, a sign announced that arrivals...

Best known for his modernist paintings and prints, the multitalented artist Ralston Crawford (1906–1978) maintained a deep and intensive interest in photography throughout his career, using the camera as a tool of both documentary and artistic expression. This exquisitely produced publication provides a fresh,...

This wonderful body of photographs was created by Syd Shelton for and about the British Rock Against Racism movement (RAR) of 1976–1981. For Shelton, this work was a socialist act, what he calls a “graphic argument,” on behalf of marginalised lives. His practice of...

These photographs of every type of store - including bodegas, hardware stores, barber shops, religious article supply stores and tyre shops create a striking canvas that reflects the cultural vibrancy and creative energy of Brooklyn life. Over the years Paul Lacy has managed to capture every...

This fierce, moving collection of black and white images from underground photography magazine Hamburger Eyes (founded 2002) is proof positive that Diane Arbus's artistic descendents are alive, well and snapping photographs in a dark alley near you. Featuring the edgiest work of a gritty,...

Rare & Collectible Text in English & Italian Layers of torn posters, chipped and peeling stucco and plaster, ghostly images formed by time and nature, childlike sketches by an unknown hand: these images and more can be found in this volume which focuses exclusively...

When Darran Rees first drove northward toward Transylvania he felt he was being transported back in time. These remarkable landscapes were like visions of the past with such odd beauty and majesty that betrayed little of their recent history. Over the following fifteen years he...