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Photobooks for children: Are you sitting comfortably?
Photography books for kids have traditionally been niche but, finds Diane Smyth, children’s increasing visual sophistication, along with a few proven commercial successes, could be about to change all...
Books 07 May 2013
Geert van Kesteren's Why Mister, Why? released for the iPad
Ten years after the start of the Iraq invasion, photojournalist Geert van Kesteren is revisiting his celebrated photobook Why Mister, Why? in an iPad app. He speaks with Olivier Laurent
Books 17 Apr 2013
Swiss photographer in legal battle to publish photobook
Agence Vu photographer Christian Lutz is facing a legal challenge launched against his latest book, In Jesus' Name, by a group of people he had photographed
Books 11 Feb 2013
Alessandro Imbriaco's The Garden
Alessandro Imbriaco’s thoughtful study of a family living on the margins of civilisation in Rome impressed the judges of the 2012 European Publishers Award for Photography. His book, The Garden, is published...
Books 11 Jan 2013
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: The best photobooks of the year
We've asked Martin Parr, Gerry Badger, Colin Pantall, Bruno Ceschel, Mark Pearson, Jeffrey Ladd and Sebastian Hau to select the best photobooks of 2012
Books 26 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Cristina De Middel marks her arrival with her debut photobook
The Afronauts is Cristina De Middel's first photobook, but just weeks after it was published it became a runaway hit
Books 23 Dec 2012
Cool & Noteworthy 2012: Paul Graham's American trilogy
With The Present, released earlier this year, Paul Graham has completed his American trilogy
Books 20 Dec 2012
Spotlight on crowdfunding: The Aftermath Project
The Aftermath Project, a non-profit, grant-making organisation dedicated to documenting the aftermath of war, is using the Kickstarter platform to raise funds for the publication of its fifth volume of...
Books 22 Oct 2012
Photobooks of note: Leaf Peeper by Tim Bowditch
Tim Bowditch has released a new limited-edition book called Leaf Peeper, published by Rokov Publishing
Books 19 Jul 2012
Spotlight on crowd-funding: Jocelyn Bain Hogg's London
VII Photo member Jocelyn Bain Hogg has turned to Emphas.is to raise funds for his book, Tired of London, Tired of Life
Books 16 Jul 2012
Spotlight on crowdfunding: Zmâla, A Curious Eye
Zmâla is three years old. The annual, bilingual publication is a cross between a magazine and a book, publishing the work of photography collectives, who often fund Zmâla themselves. But now, they are...
Books 19 Jun 2012
Night Crawler by Takehiko Nakafuji
Takehiko Nakafuji’s Night Crawler, published by Zen Foto Gallery, is a personal journey into the Tokyo night.
Books 13 Jun 2012
Martin Parr to speak at London photobook event
Photographer Martin Parr will be one of the guest speakers at a series of events organised by Bob Books, a UK-based photobook company
Books 28 May 2012
Spotlight on crowdfunding: Viviane Dalles on Crowdbooks
Viviane Dalles started her photographic career working for the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation and Magnum Photos in Paris, but in 2005 she left everything to create her own reportages. Now, she's raising...
Books 23 May 2012
Alessandro Imbriaco wins the European Publishers Award for Photography
Italian photographer Alessandro Imbriaco is the 19th winner of the European Publishers Award for Photography, and will see his project - The Garden - published in a book in five European countries
Books 22 May 2012
Q&A: Bruno Ceschel, founder of Self-Publish, Be Happy + win a place on his latest workshop with Pogo Books
Interested in indie photobook publishing? Want to win a place on a bookmaking workshop? We talk to Bruno Ceschel, founder of Self-Publish, Be Happy, about the DIY bookmakig scene, and launch our photozine...
Books 16 May 2012
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